"it consequently" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to introduce a result that follows logically from something previously stated. For example: "The economy has recently taken a downturn; it consequently has had a negative effect on businesses in the area."
This intrinsic vector is assumed to change its orientation only slowly over time, and it consequently does not track the instantaneous direction of motion, which will fluctuate around θ.
The rationale for investigating this particular cohort at this time after surgery was its enrichment in early-stage knee OA, and that it consequently may represent a study group suitable for future pharmacological disease-modifying intervention.
It consequently forms the tangent of the hook-curve at its maximum referring to the S-range of hybridization.
Then he would form a posse to hunt down the ewe and its "white lamb", so-called because, having never been gathered in, it consequently has no coloured smit marks nor ear marks to identify it.
It consequently has become more difficult to ascribe medical accomplishments to particular individuals.
It consequently seems likely that large shipments of such materiel being acquired by – or sent to – those countries are destined for their allies in Syria, Yemen and Libya".
It consequently has the exact energy for recoil-free resonant reabsorption by a nucleus in its ground state.
"Shrek the Musical" was one of the most expensive musicals, if not the most expensive, to run on Broadway, and it consequently became a historic flop.
He was too impetuous at La Source on lap one, which is the very first place this race can be lost and where it consequently was for him, Raikkonen and Vettel (who was also at fault).
In astronomy, the celestial equator is the great circle in which the plane of the terrestrial Equator intersects the celestial sphere; it consequently is equidistant from the celestial poles.
It consequently represents a frontline target in anti-microbial therapy.
