"consequently caused" is a grammatically correct phrase and is often used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that one event or action was the direct result of another event or action. Example: The heavy rainfall consequently caused the river to overflow, resulting in severe flooding in the surrounding areas.
Tornado intensity was T4 T5 (TORRO scale) and consequently caused an economic impact of 350,000 € over the local society.
Boniface had been the candidate of the powerful Roman Crescentii family, and his sudden death in 985 consequently caused the family a political setback.
This has consequently caused the increasing contamination rate for valuable recovered materials, and increasing plastic materials being landfilled for end-of-life vehicles in Australia.
This led to deindustrialization with a sharp decline in manufacturing and agriculture productivity and output, which consequently caused a sharp increase in unemployment and poverty.
In a statement issued by its mission in Geneva, where the W.T.O. is based, the Chinese government said Europe's actions "violated various obligations under the W.T.O., and consequently caused damage to the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese exporters".
The results show that the ultrafast and intense combustion would lead to a high pressure oscillation, consequently caused damage to the experimental device, such as the optical glass and perforated plate.
This limitation may consequently cause the enterprises unnecessary risks.
Waste plastic results in waste discarding disaster and consequently cause significant harms to the environment.
Perinatal hypothyroidism results in permanent alterations of hippocampal synaptic functions in adult rats consequently causing learning and memory impairment.
The diffusion-limited growth of the Ni3Si phase decreased phase width and spacing, consequently causing zigzag instability.
Long car rides can become a source of boredom for children, consequently causing tension inside the car.
