"have as a consequence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to express the idea that certain actions lead to certain results. For example, "Many people's lack of exercise has had as a consequence an increase in obesity rates."
They have, as a consequence, spent much of the last year slashing costs — trading players, choosing not to pursue or re-sign some of the game's biggest stars, laying off front-office workers and eliminating a minor league team.
The muscular economists of the Austrian School would argue that woolly-headed, soft-hearted politicians failed to purge the system of its debt legacy by not allowing large-scale failure by banks, over-leveraged companies and over-mortgaged households and have, as a consequence, merely put off the reckoning.
In terms of the way Google uses and displays snippets of information from other Web sites in its search results, he said he expected Google to accept that other companies could choose "to allow or not to allow Google to use the content, but this decision cannot have as a consequence the punishment of those who will not allow the use of the content in terms of search results".
More concerning, is that the timber is likely to have as a consequence, high equilibrium moisture content enabling death watch beetle larvae to consume the wood.
There is one odd view that occurs at least twice, which may have as a consequence that there are no empty terms.
So even if it is true that evil is a privation, this does not have as a consequence that God is not the author of sin.
The environment for constructive engagement with the government has, as a consequence, been severely constrained.
(By real wages, I mean the resources that a person has as a consequence of working after taxes, subsidies and inflation.
But AEA's system gets round this by employing an alternator that operates at 42 volts, and has, as a consequence, an efficiency rate of 90% rather than the usual 50%.
He played it a couple of years ago in London and has since worked through it with Joyce and has, as a consequence, got the speeds up a little".
This low crystallinity had as a consequence an important increase in the elongation at break of the polymer.
