The phrase "a result of contamination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consequences or effects that arise from contamination in various contexts, such as environmental science, food safety, or health.
Example: "The high levels of bacteria in the water were found to be a result of contamination from nearby industrial waste."
Alternatives: "due to contamination" or "stemming from contamination".
The pathogen is frequently transmitted via drinking water as a result of contamination of surface waters by agricultural runoff.
Doctors said there was concern over the potential scale of the incident and if more casualties would be admitted as a result of contamination.
Apart from the build-up of excessive heat in fluid power systems, failures as a result of contamination are at the very top of any hydraulic engineer's list of potential causes.
On occasion, however, people have been right to question the prevailing medical orthodoxy, as in 1901 when several children in Philadelphia and other eastern US cities were infected with tetanus as a result of contamination during a smallpox vaccination drive and died agonising deaths from lockjaw despite repeated government assurances that the vaccine was safe.
Inclusions noted on surfaces were probably not inherent of the surface structures, but could be a result of contamination during handling of these wires.
On the other hand, qualitative milk losses occur due to physical and microbial spoilage as a result of contamination (Muriuki 2003; Buzby and Hyman 2012).
Of the monomeric sugars, it is assumed that 3% are converted into glycerol, succinic acid and xylitol as a result of contaminations [ 41].
2009 brought 18,682 days of closures and notices as a result of water contamination and pollution at beaches throughout the United States.
The alternate allele for a somatic SNV is observed in the normal sample typically as a result of sample contamination, for example, circulating tumor cells in blood, normal tissue contaminated with adjacent tumor.
More than 30,000 people are thought to have suffered illness as a result of the contamination.
Bathers can contract ear, nose and throat infections and gastroenteritis as a result of the contamination.
