"increasing consequences" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the result or effects of a particular action or event becoming more and more severe or significant. Example: The government's failure to address climate change is leading to increasing consequences for the planet and its inhabitants.
He said: "What the floods in Cumbria prove is that climate change is a real, visceral thing which destroys lives, and it is something that will have increasing consequences".
Urban pluvial flood are attracting growing public concern due to rising intense precipitation and increasing consequences.
It's a growing problem worldwide as well, with increasing consequences for human health.
Many adverse health behaviours emerge in adolescence and track into adulthood, with increasing consequences for negative and sometimes long-lasting outcomes.
This result conforms with the hypothetical idea that smoking has increasing consequences on periodontal health [ 6].
The difficult task of integrating research results across studies that employ varied methods is of increasing consequence as the volume of published work continues to grow rapidly in the neuroimaging field and in neuroscience more generally.
"This eliminates any question about legality of trade, making it harder for criminals to traffic them and increasing the consequences for those who do".
Furthermore, oviposition provides entry points for bacteria and fungi, increasing the consequences of damage.
But as the number of gun massacres has increased the consequences of this political capture have become harder to ignore.
Social media, in particular, has increased the consequences of spreading misinformation.
One study conducted recently of women who wanted an abortion but were turned away shows increased negative consequences in their health and economic stability.
