"reverse the consequences" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to undo or negate the effects or outcomes of a previous action or decision. Example: The company's poor financial decisions, if not addressed immediately, will have long-lasting consequences. We must find a way to reverse the consequences before it's too late.
Until we find ways to reverse the consequences of the commodification of land and labour, there can be no permanent solution to instability or poverty.
In the case of Northern Rock, most people had their loan account balance "corrected" to reverse the consequences of them being charged interest during the period when the paperwork did not meet the legal requirements.
The majority of people will not receive cash, but their loan account balance will be "corrected" to reverse the consequences of them being charged interest during the period when the paperwork did not meet the legal requirements.
"Where redress is required, this will be made by correcting a customer's account balance to reverse the consequences of them being charged any interest over the period in which the documentation is non-compliant," he said.
The demands that are beginning to emerge out of the global Occupy movement – demands that will help to end patterns of exploitation and start to reverse the consequences of neoliberal assault – will only prevail if they are made through forms of collective action that cannot be kettled or cleared.
He would reverse the consequences of the edicts, and return all confiscated property to Christians.
Some say we couldn't have reversed the consequences of globalization and technological change.
Nato belatedly reversed the consequences of a diplomatic disaster and brought hundreds of thousands of Kosovan Albanians home from the mountains.
"Let these extraordinary events unleash the innovation and creativity of global citizens to spark a new paradigm of green economic development that stabilizes and reverses the consequences of human-induced global warming".
Eventually, "Glass Mountain" comes down to Carlos's effort to redeem himself by reversing the consequences of something he had done earlier while in a deep state of ethical anesthesia.
Our iHep models recapitulate clinical observations of higher potency of PCSK9 antibodies compared with statins for reversing the consequences of FH, demonstrating the utility for preclinical testing of new therapies for FH patients.
