The phrase "a result of application" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the outcome or effect that arises from applying a particular method, process, or concept.
Example: "The improvements in efficiency were a result of application of the new software system."
Alternatives: "an outcome of implementation" or "a consequence of usage".
The event file was filtered on time, changing the good time intervals (GTIs), e.g. as a result of application of a background.
The paper also deals with acceleration loop speed servos with a subordinate acceleration controller as a result of application of the signal averaging device.
The proposed framework outperformed a single artificial neural network in terms of reduced prediction error, program execution time and improved correlation coefficient as a result of application of the MANN concept.
This paper presents proposed new design solutions for hip endoprosthesis stems characterised by reduced stiffness as a result of application of internal lattice structures obtained using generative production techniques.
However, there is still evidence of their presence in various vegetables as a result of application of doses above the recommended dosage.
A quality method to assess perceived ringing as a result of application of blind deconvolution methods for image restoration is proposed in[58] and in[59].
It seeks compensation for all damage suffered as a result of applications of Imprelis, an injunction barring DuPont from selling the product and unspecified punitive damages.
The suit filed on Monday seeks compensation for all property damage suffered as a result of applications of Imprelis, an injunction barring DuPont from selling the product and unspecified punitive damages.
The colorimetric measurements confirm the minor decrease of the surface lightness as a result of coating application.
As a result of his application and innate talent, he became agile and quick.
Concrete elements deteriorate as a result of continuous application of compressive fatigue loads.
