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The phrase "a result of collisions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an outcome or effect that occurs due to collisions, often in scientific or technical contexts.
Example: "The damage to the vehicle was a result of collisions with other cars during the accident."
Alternatives: "an outcome of collisions" or "a consequence of collisions".
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But most fatalities don't happen as a result of collisions from the rear.
Evidently, Amalthea is highly porous, perhaps as a result of collisions that repeatedly shattered its rocky interior.
Each year more than 14,000 vehicles are severely damaged and about 450 people injured or killed on British roads as a result of collisions with deer.
In that time, just four horses have been killed as a result of collisions with motor vehicles, with no human fatalities.
More than 200 subatomic particles have been detected most of them highly unstable, existing for less than a millionth of a second as a result of collisions produced in cosmic ray reactions or particle accelerator experiments.
A new theory tracks the cause of this difference to around 4.5 billion years ago, when Earth and Venus are thought to have grown as a result of collisions between several Mars-sized planets.
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The belt developed late in the Paleozoic as a result of collision between Asia and Europe.
During the middle and later parts of the Carboniferous, the Hercynian mountain-building episodes occurred as a result of collision between the North American and African plates.
Device structures can now be damaged as a result of collision of high velocity wafers with lower velocity "ambient" particles in the process chamber.
In n th loop of simulation, collision pairs are found again as a result of collision detection.
One of features of the proposed method is culling collision pairs obtained as a result of collision detection.
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