The phrase "a result of conversion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing outcomes or effects that arise from a process of conversion, such as changing one form or state into another.
Example: "The increase in efficiency was a result of conversion from traditional methods to modern technology."
Alternatives: "an outcome of transformation" or "a consequence of change".
First, it is mainly a result of conversion (see chart).
The wettability tests showed an increase in surface hydrophobicity as a result of conversion treatment.
But only part of that recovery is likely to be down to new retailers moving into empty shops, with the rest being a result of conversion to other businesses or even flats.
We believe that valgus osteotomy acts as a biological stimulus for healing of these fractures, promoting osteogenesis as a result of conversion of shearing forces to compressive forces across the fracture site.
The 1H NMR spectrum of [Zn(OBH H 2] showed splitting of NH signal as a result of conversion of one of NHC=O to N=C OH and the existence of the others without participation (Structure 3).
Generally, the ranking of windthrow risk for the 20% volume quantile in the regions under the three silvicultural management scenarios is a result of conversion of different species as well as the different harvesting dimensions (c.f Tables 4 and 7).
Conversely, in the RF part of the spectrum, heating is a result of the conversion of magnetic energy, generally termed "induction heating", and can be initiated even in dielectric samples by the addition of small conducting or magnetic particles.
As a result of its conversion from a building society, HBOS has more private shareholders than any other stock market listed company.
As a result of this conversion, not all Flash-enabled video sites will work.
As a result of this conversion, SkyFire can handle Flash video — but most other Flash content (like games, or embedded music players) is a no go.
As a result of this conversion, the type B image is temporarily converted into a type A image in the base layer.
