'consequent opinion' can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to an opinion that has been drawn as a result of prior consideration or reflection. For example, "After long deliberation, my consequent opinion is that we should take this course of action."
As Aristotle says (1984 [C4 BCE], Metaphysics, 1072a, tr. Ross): 'desire is consequent on opinion rather than opinion on desire'.
In my experience, the glamorization of postpartum chaos and consequent feeling of being less-than can add to this shame.
It seems to me that there is a deeper process accompanying the nascent "conservative revolt": as the true nature of Bush policy and its consequent failures becomes settled opinion among a broad spectrum of America, there will be a need to maintain that those days are behind us.
Suspension from the Olympics had a greater effect; another campaign from within South Africa and the consequent change in international opinion resulted in South Africa being barred from the 1964 Olympics and those that followed.
Mr Bush is already preparing public opinion for the consequent inevitability of further American casualties.The president has also surrounded himself with one of the most impressive foreign-policy teams in living memory.
In the latter case, the addressee is being asked to suppose that the antecedent is true, and give his opinion about the consequent: "If it rains, will the match be cancelled?".
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].
A budget impact model was developed in order to forecast the rate of use of ARTs, based on trends observed within the Lombardy Region (Italy), on clinical experts' opinion, and the consequent impact on the Italian NHS budget in a five year time horizon.
Facebook and Twitter were blowing up with opinions about bin Laden's death and the consequent celebrations, and not far behind those were the opinions ABOUT the opinions.
In this case, a thoughtful question may be posed about the way of weighting different opinions [17], and the consequent accountability, transparency and coherence of the method [90].
