"a result from" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate a consequence of something. Example: His actions had a result from his lack of planning.
"Obviously, asphyxia could also be a result from a stranglehold".
The difference is a result from a number of reasons.
The power to pull a result from nowhere.
He resigned as a result from the inquiry.
A GP can get a result from a patient in 15 to 20 minutes".
The proof of stability is given using a result from cascade systems.
As a result from these CFD-simulations more detailed hints for construction can be deduced.
This area contains today several byproducts as a result from arsenopyrite oxidation, such as arsenolite (As2O3).
As a result from reading books, the child will be more likely to read and speak in front of people.
As a result, from the onset we were short two full ports and two bits from PORTD.
object reference created by the default function within a process. of a result from a previous query.
