The phrase "ensuing tension" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to tension that follows or comes after a certain event or action. Example: After the controversial election results were announced, the country was filled with an ensuing tension as protests and clashes between supporters of different political parties erupted on the streets.
The ensuing tension was too much for Wishart - he moved on to visit other friends in Grasse.
An ambivalent, postmodern standoff is likely to continue – with all of the ensuing tension, mistrust, economic fallout, and wearying subversion.
Bray did move to Paris with her daughters, despite the lukewarm encouragement she received, at which point Beckett chose to marry his long-term partner Suzanne Deschevaux-Dumesnil (the ensuing tension is often seen to be the key to his play entitled Play, written shortly after).
The ensuing tension has provided both hosts with plenty of material over the years.
The ensuing tensions dominated theological (and other) controversies within Islām during many centuries.
The sinking of the Cheonan and the ensuing tensions appeared to revive a cold-war-like maneuvering around the Korean Peninsula, with the United States standing by the South while China joined the North in denouncing United States and South Korean military exercises in the region and staged its own naval and air defense exercises in recent days.
Fighting ensues, tension is raised and crashes occur.
Ensuing tensions grew into the Polish Lithuanian War.
We also raise the possibility that initial attachment of the pharynx and the ensuing biomechanical tension experienced by pharyngeal cells may in part promote pharyngeal cell differentiation as has been shown for various cell types in other systems (Benjamin and Hillen 2003; Mammoto et al. 2012; Franze 2013; Janmey et al. 2013).
Over the ensuing months, tensions rose as employees were hired back and forth between the two stores.
The ensuing Anglo-French tension was the result not so much of French design as of Burmese initiative.
