"flow on effects" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
It is often used to refer to the indirect consequences of an event or action. For example: "The closure of the factory had serious flow on effects for the economy of the region."
The aim of the intervention was to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of care with the flow on effects of potentially being more cost effective.
But the bring-forward was also considered and rejected by Julia Gillard's Cabinet because they were costly to the budget and administratively difficult, with flow on effects for the rest of the carbon pricing system.
"The flow on effects of the percentage increase in the minimum wage will be hard felt in the retail sector which has a higher award and is characterised by penalty rates", chief executive Anna McPhee said.
Ocean warming and acidification have the potential to impact the quality of seafood with flow on effects for future food security and ecosystem stability.
"This then has flow on effects including decreased interest in sex.
Kelp forests provide homes and food for a host of rare native marine species, so when they start dying the flow on effects are immediate.
Our results suggest that the structural complexity of eco-engineered habitats can be effective at trapping and retaining wrack, with potential flow-on effects to benthic assemblages through increased food and shelter resources.
There's no doubt that the flow-on effects through to suppliers will be profound.
The OECD found that rising inequality has flow-on effects that become a perpetuating circle.
There's a lot of other flow-on effects of terrorism which we're not able to really capture".
That's bound to have flow-on effects for Adelaide, the team that has helped him rediscover his form.
