"fundamental consequences" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to significant or essential outcomes or effects. Example: The decision to cut funding for education will have fundamental consequences for the future of our society.
"She recognises that they have broader (and fundamental) consequences beyond the case she felt compelled to initiate.
Some fundamental consequences of this three-dimensional sensitivity are explored further in the Supplementary Note 4 (cf. Supplementary Fig. 4).
However, the significant changes to universities and the research funding landscape that are proposed by Nurse and the Green Paper may well have much more fundamental consequences to UK research than today's announcements.
Other fundamental consequences of migration were its contribution to the progress of capitalism globally, its role in the building of empires, and its impact on discourses of nationalism in the migrants' places of destination.
"Putin is a master of making more out of what he actually has," said James Richard, a co-author of an essay this spring in the journal Foreign Affairs that asserted that "the contest for energy dominance between the world's two largest oil exporters, Saudi Arabia and Russia," will have "fundamental consequences for the world's economy".
These particular conditions set out a complicated political economy environment whereby distributional conflict drives the alternation between outward and inward-oriented development strategies, with fundamental consequences for long run growth and for inequality itself, both as a determinant and a result of economic policy.
These defenses, like cancer itself, are a fundamental consequence of multicellularity.
"My assumption is that we are here on this planet as a fundamental consequence of organic chemistry," Dr. Sutherland said.
"This is a fundamental consequence of an open system," said Lawrence Lessig, a Harvard law professor who has written on the Internet's social and legal aspects.
PAO, Kentucky POLITICAL MONEY Matt Bai misrepresents the most fundamental consequence of the Citizens United ruling: that it's a new system of corruption.
Spectral lines are a fundamental consequence of chemistry, but are also the primary tool that Astronomers use to learn about the chemical makeup of distant objects.
