"consequences that ensue" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the multiple ramification of a certain situation or decision. For example, "The controversial new policy has led to many unforeseen consequences that ensue."
Newspaper comic strip "Funky Winkerbean" is set to mark its 40th anniversary in groundbreaking style: by featuring a story arc about a gay couple planning to attend their high school prom together, and the consequences that ensue.
"The Revenant" examines a 19th century frontiersman (DiCaprio) who is mauled by a grizzly bear and the complicated consequences that ensue for both him and his men.
In summary, our data highlight a number of novel avenues to begin exploring to determine the full set of functional consequences that ensue with the loss of the α9 gene.
The long-term deleterious consequences that ultimately ensue would then result from subsequent dysregulation of the innate immune response and failure to properly downregulate the response over time.
The debate over the quotas is a sign of unease over government intervention in energy and food markets and technologies and the unintended consequences that might ensue.
This despite warnings from experts about the dire consequences that would ensue by not guaranteeing movement and access to people and goods.
We should be aware of the cultural trends that devalue psychotherapy and the listening healer and the unintended consequences that may ensue.
When ideologues such as Irving dissemble about the Holocaust, they speak in the service of an agenda; liberals should pay more attention to the content of what is being said, and the consequences that can ensue in the real world.
The trombones make one moment in the first act a muscular joint in the body of the score, speaking for Isolde's strength in gaining control of Brangäne and the potions, and for the terrible consequences that will ensue.
But if the U.S. does go barreling into Baghdad, with or without the sanction of the United Nations, the American people should at least have some clear sense of the potentially very heavy consequences that may ensue.
On the latter point I want us to go very far indeed, adopting a resolution which clearly identifies these tax havens and sets out in detail both the changes we expect them to introduce and the consequences that will ensue, should they fail to respond accordingly.
