'pose consequence' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in the context of proposing a likely outcome that may result from a certain action. For example, "The government's refusal to cooperate may pose serious consequences for the economy."
Such a pervasive influence could pose consequences for the persistence of biological communities if the climatic influence at any trophic level (or multiple levels) were strong enough to alter its dynamical stability [ 3].
WASHINGTON — In what could prove to be one of their most far-reaching decisions, psychiatrists and other specialists who are rewriting the manual that serves as the nation's arbiter of mental illness have agreed to revise the definition of addiction, which could result in millions more people being diagnosed as addicts and pose huge consequences for health insurers and taxpayers.
How do we know that precautionary regulations on these chemicals won't pose unintended consequences?
But doesn't this pose detrimental consequences for the raising of children?
Such market disruptions pose devastating consequences for countries where soy is the main source of protein including Indonesia, the Philippines, Brazil and many African countries, and prompted protests over rising prices and intervention by government forces.
Although the ocean acifidication caused by the absorption of CO2 has been shown to pose serious consequences for marine ecology, Tyrrell said such conclusions could not be drawn in relation to the new study.
F.D.A. officials say that by fall, the agency would be able to carry out provisions of 2007 legislation that requires bottlers to report the results of tests showing that their products pose health consequences.
The policies adopted to regulate the risks of such developments may themselves pose unintended consequences.
Nearly, two-thirds of Yemenis derive their livelihood from agriculture and such serious water scarcity pose dire consequences to their social and economic situation.
Worse than that, the effects of discounting the importance of purpose could pose disastrous consequences for businesses.
Evidence suggests the chemicals that give these plastic products their characteristic hardiness or flexibility, such as phthalates and bisphenol A, can pose nasty consequences for human health.
