"consequences assessment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the process of determining the expected consequences of a proposed action or decision, or of a current situation. For example, "The team conducted a thorough consequences assessment before deciding to launch the new product line."
In chemical engineering, the radiant field produced by a fireball has a strong interest in consequences assessment.
This paper deals with the consequences assessment associated with the accidental catastrophic explosion in the case of high-pressure tank (165 L, 35 MPa) rupture during fire test.
The availability of these equations avoids grounding the consequences assessment on diagrams and nomograms that otherwise would lead to interpretation and usage errors besides avoiding the automatic solution of the inverse problem.
The goal of this paper is to try to characterize the effect of an erroneous individual station coordinate in vertical and horizontal components on the satellite orbit determination (characterization of the error, order of magnitude, consequences assessment of the on derived oceanographic products).
We examine the etiologies, consequences, assessment and management.
Thus, in this paper, we review backward disequilibrium in elderly subjects with regard to the causes, consequences, assessment, and management.
Release of liquids from vessels and pipelines is a very important scenario in consequence assessment.
Moreover, available domino software focuses on risk assessment and on consequence assessment.
Fire risk description includes fire frequency, fire load and consequence assessment, and fire risk reduction.
This paper deals with the consequence assessment of an open fire incident in a Pesticides Storage Facility.
Potential benefits and limitations of coupling distributed and integral models to support consequence assessment studies are discussed.
