The phrase "a result of collateral" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing outcomes or consequences related to collateral, often in financial or legal discussions.
Example: "The company faced significant losses as a result of collateral damage from the market crash."
Alternatives: "an outcome of collateral" or "a consequence of collateral".
Because civilians in Iraq and Afghanistan have died as a result of collateral damage or mistaken identities, Predators have generated international opposition and prompted accusations of war crimes.
Their heated philosophical split — over whether superheroes should be forced to register with the United Nations as a result of collateral damage they've caused while trying to save civilians — divides a dozen or so characters collectively called the Avengers.
People die, and they are often innocent civilians who die as a result of collateral damage from an attack of some kind; or they are the men and women working for the exhausted military officer whose judgment is impaired.
Formation of the dorsal lobe follows as a result of collateral branching (Kurusu et al. 2002).
Most available evidence suggests that it is a result of collateral damage to normal liver tissue rather than tumour necrosis itself [ 13, 14], and hence does not influence survival.
But as a result of the collateral damage from the free-falling interest rate, the Massachusetts budget for civil legal services has been cut to $19 million this fiscal year, from $27 million; the Boston branch expects to lay off up to one-fifth of its lawyers and paralegals in coming months.
33– 35 As a result of the collateral reinnervation process, endplate polyinnervation was observed in some NMJs and correlated with a higher disease duration and a lower progression rate.
HE is caused by the accumulation of ammonia and other neuroactive substances within the systemic circulation due to reduced clearance by the liver as a result of portosystemic collateral formation or surgical alteration (eg, TIPS).
These defects might arise as a result of damage to collaterals of the circumflex femoral artery or other arteries, leading to platelet adhesion, aggregation, and thrombosis.
SWI has become a functional method for evaluating cerebral venous sinus thrombosis (CVST) by demonstrating engorgement of the venous system as a result of venous hypertension and collateral slow flow.
And as a result of this, Russians are the collateral damage of a narrative run amock.
