"consequent on" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to something that has resulted from a preceding action or condition. For example: "Consequent on the recent economic downturn, unemployment rates in the region have grown significantly."
While we did not pursue changes in gene expression resulting from mefloquine exposure, we found that it was quite easy to discriminate OP-specific responses from ones consequent on mefloquine treatment.
Albatrosses are one of the most vulnerable groups of seabirds consequent on recent natural and anthropogenically-induced changes in the marine environment [1].
Factor one is typically held to be an abnormal experience, consequent on brain insult or disease.
Consequent on these vehicular permutations, for the purposes of filming the contents of one van have to be taken out and installed in its successor.
Cal's/Callie's condition stems from a genetic mutation consequent on his/her grandparents being siblings.
He said the Saudi businessman only sought to become a diplomat to defeat "[his wife's] claims consequent on the breakdown of their marriage".
Those interests that will be damaged fundamentally with the instability and the economic difficult that's going to be consequent on the decision to withdraw".
This is what Bryars calls an "unfolding at a human rate", and it is consequent on the relative movements of different parts of the composition.
"It is highly likely that a new surge in bankruptcies consequent on any liquidation program would drive asset prices lower," he wrote in a report.
Sir John said: "We will make in due course declarations that the various seizes and searches consequent on a warrant to search the premises were unlawful.
For Heaney, Glanmore was, and remained, a place of refuge, a writing retreat, somewhere he could escape from the obligations and disruptions consequent on extreme celebrity.
