The phrase "of important consequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something has a significant or important effect. For example, "The outcome of this decision could be of important consequence."
The emergence of a mercantile middle class had a number of important consequences.
The calculations have a number of important consequences for membrane separation processes.
Such a structure of S N (x1, x3) results in a number of important consequences.
In turn, this focus on innovation has a number of important consequences.
The stress on the artificiality of politics has a number of important consequences.
This has a number of important consequences including unnecessary interruptions, escalating conflict and deterioration in interprofessional relationships.
The shifts and distortions as discussed and analyzed above have a number of important consequences for high-resolution imaging experiments: (i) Experimentally determined structures in angular intensity distributions in high-resolution experiments do not directly reflect structures in the DCS.
One of important consequences of the discovered regulation of MMP by Rac1 and PAK1 is a spatial differentiation of mitochondria in polarized fibroblasts: at the front of the cell they are less energized (by ∼25%) than at the rear part.
We have identified a number of important consequences resulting from key procurement, design and implementation decision in relation to plans to implement a national EHR software system in England.
Therefore, the approach to detection, classification, and management of this important consequence of CF varies widely between centers and individual care providers.
