'desirable consequences' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the positive or beneficial outcomes of a particular action. For example: "The research showed that reducing plastic waste has desirable consequences for the environment."
There are also less desirable consequences like traffic jams and rising crime.
This strange state of affairs is one of the less desirable consequences of the ICC's chosen format.
For many years and in many countries, the ideological hegemony of modernism was unchallenged and the desirable consequences of modernization through modernism unquestioned.
We are far less likely to question the assumption that, other things being equal, people (and other animals) repeat actions that have desirable consequences and avoid repeating those that have undesirable consequences.
At secondary level enrolment remains lower and girls are further behind, but things are getting better there too.Education for girls in poor countries has all sorts of desirable consequences: not only the likelihood of a better job with higher pay, but also of better health, a later marriage, fewer children and being able to provide better care for the family.
Inevitably, it is a surname that can also bring less desirable consequences.
Mr. Chapin said that wireless computing had one less desirable consequence.
Moreover, Mr. Vardi argued, integration into the American marketplace, with its technological ferment, is an inevitable and even desirable consequence of globalization.
From this point of view the rise in oil prices is an inevitable, even desirable, consequence of a booming world economy.
Augustine supported Plato's view that a well-ordered soul is a desirable consequence of morality; unlike Plato, he believed that achieving a well-ordered soul had a higher purpose: living in accordance with God's commands.
"Popular government" was referred to by John Stuart Mill as "where the supreme controlling power... is vested in the entire aggregate of the community", while Edmund Burke argued that it has the desirable consequence of establishing a government that has a unified public interest, with its citizens absent of personal prejudices except for that of the public good.
