"ensuing death" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a death that occurs as a consequence or result of something else. For example: - The doctor's negligence led to the ensuing death of the patient. - The ensuing death toll from the hurricane was devastating. - She was found guilty of manslaughter in the ensuing death of her husband. - The soldier's bravery in the face of danger ultimately resulted in his ensuing death.
So matters stood until 1983, when the CMA confronted a challenge to the constitutionality of the military capital punishment scheme in light of Furman v. Georgia, 408 U.S. 238 (1972), and our ensuing death penalty jurisprudence.
The case against Swartz and his ensuing death have brought new scrutiny to the US's anti-hacking law, which critics say is too vague and unnecessarily harsh.
The ensuing death toll remains unconfirmed, but even the lowest estimates put it in the hundreds.
Age 47, she prepares for her ensuing death by filming this perhaps last year of her life.
The ensuing death of Domnall Bán secured the kingship for Edgar, and there followed a period of relative peace.
A familiar symbol of la mala fortuna, or bad luck, the peacock is a subtle premonition of ensuing death, as Titta's mother falls ill and soon dies.
Rapes and the ensuing deaths (often from suicide), are routinely described in India's press though many more attacks go unreported to the public or police.
A couple of ensuing deaths were the biggest misfires here, mainly because you can't suddenly elevate a bit-part to a main character, have us care about them, and then kill them off, all within five minutes.
Additionally, on 28 August, Ravalomanana was sentenced in absentia to hard labour for life for his role in the protests and ensuing deaths.
Additionally, on 28 August 2010, the HAT sentenced Ravalomanana in absentia to hard labor for life and issued an arrest warrant for his role in the protests and ensuing deaths.
Our approach renders itself to easy application and should be relevant for demographic surveillance sites such as our own that have conducted HIV prevalence surveys and can classify ensuing deaths by HIV status.
