The phrase "consequences into account" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to consider the possible outcomes or results of a decision or action. Example: Before making a decision, it is important to take the potential consequences into account.
With the options, which have an exercise period ranging over nine years, Broughton can choose the best time to cash them in, taking the tax consequences into account.
That is, their 'present' and 'future' selves are psychologically unconnected, as a consequence of which they fail to take delayed consequences into account and tend to opt for immediate gratification by way of criminal behaviour.
Of these three, he rejected the first, on the grounds that no concrete ethical principles are self-evident, and that when they conflict (as they do) we have to take consequences into account in order to decide how to act.
Taking all its consequences into account, the philosophical system of the world seems to eliminate the indeterminacy required for us to be genuinely free, in our ethical deliberations, to choose between equally possible courses.
When consequences are morally relevant and we seek to produce better consequences rather than worse, then only if we take all consequences into account will we know which alternative actions or practices will in fact produce better consequences.
An important implication of taking the signal detection perspective on the problem is that a satisfactory or optimal solution cannot be specified without taking the larger context (e.g. the economic consequences) into account.
A more complex approach to stratum definition which takes probability and public health consequence into account to monitor foreign substance levels in imported food of animal origin was described by Breidenbach et al. (2004).
On the other hand, all the affected countries are keenly interested in exaggerating the health consequences, taking into account the extensive Western investment in the relief of Chernobyl victims and in dealing with the still-problematic damaged reactor.
As a consequence, taking into account ambiguous allele groups often leads to incongruous estimated frequencies (i.e. subdividing the group results in sharing the frequencies equally among all the alleles composing it).
In consequence taking into account these two features together is in fact not adding two markers of malignancy but selecting some particular subgroup of macrocalcifications.
Adult society is comfortable telling children that if they steal from a shop or smash a window, that's a crime, and there will be consequences, albeit consequences that take into account the fact that they have a good deal of growing up to do.
