The phrase "a result found" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an outcome or conclusion that has been discovered or identified during a process or investigation.
Example: "After conducting the experiment, a result found was that the new compound significantly improved the reaction rate."
Alternatives: "an outcome discovered" or "a conclusion reached".
The New York Court of Appeals considered NYCL § 24 to be such a neutral jurisdictional rule and as a result, found no Supremacy Clause violation.
It would be horrible if I liked the experience and, as a result, found myself pimping the business investment of a rival newspaper's restaurant critic.
Ryan was shooting a Cinzano ad for Peggy and, as a result, found herself in the SC&P offices trying to get access to her negatives.
Just one recent example was the tenant who had asked us for support to get improvements and as a result found his possessions out on the street.
As many of you know, Josh Gracin has been battling depression and as a result found himself in a personal crisis yesterday.
Two-thirds of Wandsworth's surveyed referral partners said the social security apparatus catered "badly" or "very badly" for clients with mental health difficulties who as a result found it especially difficult to navigate the benefits system.
Many women, as a result, find themselves frustrated by what feels like a type of impotence, ie their lack of response.
You are, after all, more likely to like a friend's partner and to spend time with them (and, as a result, find him or her attractive).
Envy is one of a number of 20th-century Russian novels in which the protagonists clash with Soviet reality and as a result find themselves marginalized.
I am more forgiving if I stray and, as a result, find it is far more likely that I will come back.
If a conversation with your contractor doesn't yield a satisfactory result, find a mediation service.
