The phrase "resulting repercussions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consequences or effects that arise from a particular action or event.
Example: "The new policy led to resulting repercussions that affected employee morale and productivity."
Alternatives: "consequential effects" or "subsequent consequences."
The resulting repercussion is that women who experience these microaggressions are three times more likely to regularly think about leaving, meaning the impact for businesses goes far beyond just the relationships within them.
Paéz, like all of us, has been consumed by the tragedy of the missing students, but also by the resulting political repercussions and machinations.
Global changes in eating habits and the resulting health repercussions are an underlying theme of "What the World Eats," written by Faith D'Aluisio and photographed by her husband, Peter Menzel.
"I can't tell you if the education budget went up or down". Paéz, like all of us, has been consumed by the tragedy of the missing students, but also by the resulting political repercussions and machinations.
This review aims to establish the impact on conventional angiography and endovascular intervention of contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance angiography (CE-MRA) and contrast-enhanced computed tomography angiography (CE-CTA) on a background of evolving technology, changing clinical requirements and resulting clinical repercussions.
Selig spoke with both owners and warned them that any further public bickering could result in repercussions, a baseball official said.
Any misdeed — making a careless remark, say, or signing a letter in support of a dissident — would result in repercussions not only for the transgressor but for his family, friends, and co-workers.
It is cautious and slow moving because the industry is fearful of making a mistake that might result in repercussions from its regulators or the loss of public trust in its products.
The F.B.I. notes, in a memorandum dated February 27 , 1952 from the Philadelphia office to Hoover in Washington, "No interview is contemplated at this time since it is felt that such an interview of a person of Mrs. Buck's prominence might result in repercussions and adverse publicity for the Bureau".
While a tweet, for example, may seem harmless, the activity and response sparked by an update could result in repercussions that trigger SEC investigation and shareholder retaliation.
For students this can include being reported to your school's dean and immediate loss of network and account access, in addition to legal repercussions resulting from violating copyright law.
