The phrase "a result of call" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to the outcome of a phone call or a specific call to action, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The decision was made as a result of the call we had yesterday."
Alternatives: "outcome of the call" or "consequence of the call".
The NIH human trial is one among several underway as a result of calls from the World Health Organization in August for industry players, as well as health agencies and individual countries, to mobilize efforts to develop an Ebola vaccine.
Is there a need for a Jon Stewart or Glenn Beck style national march on Washington to bring attention to the harassment that women experience as a result of cat calling?
But two weeks ago, possibly as a result of a call from a certain angry Australian, it changed.
As a result of his call, that division is back on their active client list.
As a result of a call from Princeton's athletic director, Gary Walters, about the signs and chanting, Yale began an investigation, its athletic director, Tom Beckett, said.
Following the mass shooting in Washington on Monday, the Mirror ran a headline yesterday questioning whether the killer's actions were a result of playing Call of Duty, a first-person shooting game.
As a result of that call for action, and perhaps additional information obtained by Google, users can now map routes, though its is unlikely that anyone inside North Korea would actually be able to use it.
But last week, the VIX's SOIR began rolling over as a result of the call activity.
The Indiana Supreme Court could have simply ruled that as a result of the call, Barnes' state of mind and his wife's pleas provided exigent circumstances for police to enter the Barnes' home legally.
The findings revealed that the vast majority of callers were very positive about the helpline service, with over 85% reporting that their situation had improved as a result of the call.
