The phrase "a result of applying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the outcome or effect of a specific action or process that has been implemented.
Example: "The increase in productivity was a result of applying new management techniques."
Alternatives: "an outcome of implementing" or "a consequence of using".
"A lot of the increases are a result of applying the same standard to better academic work," Dean Lewis said.
"And half chose to move to the north either when their BBC jobs were relocated to Salford or as a result of applying for Salford-based jobs".
They may be considered to be generated as a result of applying the phonological rules to the phonemes in underlying forms.
9. We accept no responsibility for any damage, loss, liabilities, injury or disappointment incurred or suffered by you as a result of applying for this offer and using the pattern.
They include requests made as a result of applying for insurance or for service from a utility company, Mr. Ulzheimer said, and requests you make yourself for a copy of your credit report.
Table 7 shows the improvements in WER as a result of applying robustness methods.
In more complicated cases of trunk robots, elastic kinematic pairs are used with a number of DOF controlled by electro- or magneto-rheological fluids with viscosities that change as a result of applied electric or magnetic fields.
The biomass concentrations in the different cultivation systems varied as a result of applied dilution rates and photon flux densities.
Conventional strain gages bonded to the sense element detect the minute deformations that occur as a result of applied force and torque.
As a first result of applying this reactive sputtering technique with metallic targets, module efficiencies exceeding 10% could be realized on 30×30 cm2 CIGS modules.
This may be a direct result of applying relatively high (and potentially toxic) doses of these substances for a very brief time.
