The phrase "a result of coming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is the outcome or consequence of the act of coming or arriving.
Example: "The delays in the project were a result of coming to an agreement with all stakeholders."
Alternatives: "an outcome of arriving" or "a consequence of coming".
Five people were killed as a result of coming into contact with anthrax spores sent through the post.
A skeptical friend reports that he approaches the New Year with unmistakable confidence as a result of coming across a Chinese fortune cookie that carried….
The SFA wised up – well, OK, but it's all relative – and four years after that particular debacle they accepted an offer to compete in the 1954 tournament as a result of coming second in that year's home championship.
Still, the tape recording and his statements on the witness stand shed new light on some of the hardships he said he suffered as a result of coming forward.
The absence of human activity in the exclusion zone has benefited the wildlife of the region more than any possible damage it may have suffered as a result of coming into contact with radioactive elements, the researchers said.
A skeptical friend reports that he approaches the New Year with unmistakable confidence as a result of coming across a Chinese fortune cookie that carried the message "Very soon, and in pleasant company".
It was a recognition of a choice that other people were making about her, and it was a direct result of coming to live in the United States.
Whether this becomes a reality will only become clear as a result of the coming EU/UK negotiations.
Navalny will not become mayor of Moscow, of course, at least not as a result of the coming election.
Some will be used to finance a fiscal deficit, which will be worse as a result of the coming slump.
On that Christmas Day, I couldn't tell him how I felt, so I pretended my tears were a result of a coming menstrual period.
