The phrase "a laudable result" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an outcome that is commendable or worthy of praise.
Example: "The team's hard work and dedication led to a laudable result in the project, exceeding all expectations."
Alternatives: "an admirable outcome" or "a praiseworthy achievement".
The climate change policy which replaced the carbon tax, Direct Action, is yet to produce any laudable result, in fact land clearing in Queensland is set to wipe out a carbon emission saving which was made by Direct Action in the state.
At the very least, one would expect some push-back from an industry that is targeted for a new version of Congressionally mandated regulation (as if Congress has had any laudable results tinkering with the financial services industry).
"Requiring the pledge to be recited at the start of every school day has the laudable result of fostering respect for our flag and a patriotic love of our country," Attorney General Ken Paxton said Tuesday.
This situation is the laudable result of the emphasis over the last two decades on financial discipline in the design of complex engineering systems.
There were some laudable results, like the United States Air Force Academy Chapel or the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library at Yale.
And while Jack Paglen's screenplay may lack the elegance of Christopher Nolan's Inception script (gaping plot holes and clunky dialogue litter the landscape), it shares with it a desire to dream large; to foreground Twilight Zone-style existential questions over the mundane exigencies of down-to-earth plotting, with occasionally risible but more often laudable results.
The paper aims to serve as reference for those faculty and students who wish to introduce similar HPC courses at their schools by making use of the best practices that helped us in providing better inputs to our students to attain laudable results.
"While this is a laudable first step, the overall result is very disappointing as the GPFG's total investments in the coal industry show only a marginal decrease".
Although improving the absolute level of a population group's health is a laudable goal, it may not result in changing the group's relative level of health: The reference population's health might also improve, thereby maintaining or even widening the gap.
