The phrase "a result of discrimination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consequences or outcomes that stem from discriminatory practices or beliefs.
Example: "The disparities in income levels among different ethnic groups are often seen as a result of discrimination."
Alternatives: "an outcome of discrimination" or "a consequence of discrimination".
Part of this difference may be a result of discrimination in hiring and promoting.
So let's return to the topic: Where's the proof that the divorce gap is a result of discrimination against girls?
Millions of disabled people worldwide are excluded from jobs and education, a result of discrimination and the lack of accessible facilities.
And if Gypsies continue to remain outside the mainstream of society, whether by choice or as a result of discrimination, their lot will not improve any time soon.
American Idol has been cited in a racism lawsuit that claims black contestants were booted from the hit talent show as a result of discrimination, it emerged Friday.
A 1997 report for the agency concluded that "minority farmers have lost significant amounts of land and potential income as a result of discrimination" in USDA programmes.
As a result of insurance discrimination, nearly half of the one in five Americans affected by mental disorders each year fail to seek treatment.
"Research from 2005 found that only 3% of women who lose their job as a result of pregnancy discrimination took their case to tribunal.
Our reports Death by Indifference and 74 deaths and counting have concluded that this is a result of institutional discrimination in NHS services.
Recent figures released by the Equality and Human Rights Commission reveal that 54,000 new mothers lose their jobs across Britain each year as a result of maternity discrimination.
Murphy's career waned at a time when participation by African Americans in American horse racing was declining as a result of racial discrimination.
