"consequent discussion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a conversation or debate that follows or results from something. For example, "The members of the committee had a consequent discussion about the proposed changes."
And it suggests that the painful debates about the country's responsibility for the wars of the 1990's -- and the consequent discussion of Serbian identity and national pride -- will linger for decades.
Concluding, Table 1 and the consequent discussion show that research about how to embed metadata is active and mostly successful.
Their consequent discussion in this study is mainly for quantitative purposes in relation to the water quality of Kakamega metropolis.
We adhered to the definition of a communication guideline as a document 'containing recommendations, guidance and instructions about doctor patient communication, intended to support daily practice in health care and based on results of scientific research and the consequent discussion and formation of opinion, aimed at the explicit statement of good medical practice' [ 46].
Who will pay the bills for his consequent treatment?
The European Central Bank can assist with both by buying government bonds and lending to banks and, in the most optimistic interpretation, the consequent political discussions will help strengthen European Union integration.
Consequent to this discussion, Foreign Minister Rohitha Bogollgama has invited the Indian Minister of External Affairs, Pranab Mukherjee to undertake a visit to Sri Lanka at an early date.
The situation has been well reported by news media, and there has been consistent discussion and consequent public mobilisation across social media in the last half dozen years.
The Delphi process invites input from individuals using a systematic, anonymous and iterative approach, facilitating a more inclusive process of determining values than open discussions where a small number of individuals can dominate discussion and consequent opinion [18].
This can be done in the framework of new group discussions and consequent elicitations, as those within the updating scheme discussed in ref. 24.
The reason for this and the consequent limitations are discussed below in the subsection titled 'Limitations of Combined log and exp Models' under 'Discussion'.
