The phrase "a key result from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing important findings or outcomes derived from research, analysis, or a specific process.
Example: "A key result from the study indicates a significant correlation between exercise and mental health improvement."
Alternatives: "an important finding from" or "a significant outcome of".
In this article, a new control design is proposed for the stabilization problem for large class of nonaffine nonlinear systems using time-scale separation and a key result from singular perturbation theory.
It is a key result from this study that scan durations to be used for PET-MRI imaging cannot be taken from experience in PET-CT.
With these fundamental results, Heittokangas et al. considered a meromorphic function f (z) sharing values with its shift f z + c), we recall a key result from [5].
A key result from early studies of infectious disease epidemiology [52] is that several interventions tend to operate synergistically (the specific contribution of alternative types of intervention will be determined by the epidemiological context [53]).
A key result from Kendall's work was that for migration to be efficient, an animal's circle of confusion need only be slightly smaller than the range at which other cues can be used for orienting toward a destination.
A key result from our study is the finding of a reduction in codon bias usage in selfing genotypes, as predicted by a relaxation in selection efficacy.
A key result is that cyclohexanone desorbs readily from unexposed surfaces and desorbs an order of magnitude slower from UV-illuminated titania.
The key result from the new study is that it shows the carbon dioxide rise during this major transition ran slightly ahead of increases in global temperature.
The key result from our research is that empirically, in contrast to this general view, the progressivity-volatility link is weak.
This points to another key result from the study; biological legacies from the previous forest generation are essential habitats for the red-listed bryophytes and lichens.
The key result from our work is the demonstration that the constitutive activity of RIG-I ATPase mutants is dependent on an intact RNA binding ability.
