The phrase "consequences due to" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to explain the reasons for an outcome or result. Example: The decrease in the company's profits was due to the consequences of their unethical business practices.
Practical consequences due to the multiple wheel rail interactions are also presented.
In reinforced concrete structures, chloride ingress causes deleterious consequences due to corrosion of steel reinforcement.
Ozone is an attractive disinfection alternative to chlorine as chlorine has some environmental consequences due to its disinfection byproducts potential.
The consequences due to overload can affect the design life of a landing gear to some extent.
The objective is to avoid the consequences due to the presence of disturbances in the power system.
Sensitivity analysis is employed to study the variations of earthquake consequences due to the variations in the design decisions.
The consequences due to different approaches of the aerodynamic admittance function on the fluctuations of the wind loads are studied.
Certainly the recent history of Western interventions in the region is unhappy: military successes followed by largely disastrous consequences due to incompetent diplomacy and inept politics.
However, the ability of LCA to model environmental consequences due to a change is restricted to marginal changes occurring in small life cycles.
Loss of coolant accident (LOCA) in nuclear reactor has a low probability to occur, but may have significant consequences due to decaying heat of the nuclear fuel rods.
"As his management firm, we are beyond disappointment and particularly upset that Rocco would suffer such consequences due to something that could have and should have been avoided," said the statement by Gaylord Sports.
