The phrase "a result of diffusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the outcome or effect of the process of diffusion in various contexts, such as science or social phenomena.
Example: "The color change in the liquid was a result of diffusion, as the dye spread evenly throughout the solution."
Alternatives: "an outcome of diffusion" or "a consequence of diffusion".
As a result of diffusion through the water barrier, both oil and water phases swell progressively.
In plain channel mixing occurs as a result of diffusion at the interface of fluids which move side by side along the channel.
As a result of diffusion, the confining potential, formed during the growth process, in most cases can be approximated with a high accuracy by a parabolic potential.
Nanoprecipitation based on the Marangoni effect is a result of diffusion stranding, interfacial turbulence, and mass transfer of solvent and non-solvent resulting in solute precipitation.
The reaction may take place at the surface or may occur internally as a result of diffusion of external agents into the plastic body.
At mild reaction conditions, methane conversion is significantly enhanced by partial removal of hydrogen from the reaction location as a result of diffusion through the Pd-based membrane.
Observed broader polydispersity may be rationalized to rapid precipitation of polymer as a result of diffusion-controlled process which could be avoided by reducing the catalyst concentration [23, 26].
The large density of defects formed in the barrier layer as a result of outward diffusion of Rh facilitated diffusion of Cu to the Si/TaRhx interface to form Cu3Si particles.
Another mechanism of carbon diffusion has been implemented as a result of the diffusion annealing after the cycles of martensitic transformations.
As a result of these diffusion rules, individual receptors move with approximately the same diffusion coefficient regardless of their dimerization state, which is consistent with theoretical findings that show the diffusion is only a weak function of particle radius [32].
One-dimensional oil swelling as a result of solvent diffusion was imaged by fluorescence microscopy and the solvent solubility and diffusion coefficient were then determined through image analysis and established mathematical models.
