The phrase "a result of completed" is not correct in written English.
It is not usable because it lacks a noun that follows "completed" to clarify what has been completed.
Example: "The project was delayed as a result of completed tasks not being submitted on time."
Alternatives: "a result of finished" or "a consequence of completed work".
Besides, we cannot deny the slight gratification we get as a result of completing the most impeccable timetable.
But that statistic captures only part of the income premium that people with a bachelor's degree enjoy as a result of completing college.
Bob Dudley, chief executive, said: "We have already been working very hard over these past 18 months or so to right-size our organisation as a result of completing more than $43bn of divestments.
They remember to buy a present, but at a result of completing that mammoth mental task, forget everything they have ever known about the personality, tastes and inclinations of the colleague they're buying for and end up delivering something so bizarre, inappropriate or tasteless that embarrassed silence is the only response.
BP Group chief executive Bob Dudley said: "We have already been working very hard over these past 18 months or so to right-size our organisation as a result of completing more than $43bn of divestments.
A sixth (metacognition) explored students awareness of changes in their learning as a result of completing the significant event analyses.
As a result of completing these three career development interventions, each student has a portfolio of materials documenting their achievement of academic and research-related competencies.
Prior to the study, it was anticipated that some respondents might experience anxiety concerning their own risk of cancer as a result of completing the family history questionnaire.
Similarly, Drennan [ 26] identified that Masters graduates demonstrated significant gains in leadership and management skills as a result of completing their higher degree.
