The phrase "a result of drink" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the consequences or effects that arise from consuming alcohol.
Example: "His reckless behavior was clearly a result of drink, leading to a series of unfortunate events that night."
Alternatives: "a consequence of alcohol" or "an effect of drinking".
I'd been interested in writing about somebody who had memory loss as a result of drink for a long time.
"I'd been thinking about someone who had memory problems as a result of drink, that way that if you can't remember your actions, it changes your relationship to those actions and your sense of guilt and responsibility, and it makes you vulnerable and easily manipulated," she says.
He said: "Young people are four times more likely to die in a road accident than as a result of drink or drugs.
I was incarcerated in the Harris County jail (the largest jail in the city of Houston) for six weeks as a result of drink-driving (actually a serious crime that I do in fact regret) and possession of cannabis (not so serious and I've yet to feel a pang of guilt).
A further 90 were seriously injured and 340 slightly injured as a result of drink-driving related collisions last year.
Chief Superintendent Iain Murray, head of roads policing for Police Scotland, said: "An average of 20 people die on Scotland's roads each year and last year a further 90 were seriously injured and 340 slightly injured as a result of drink-driving related collisions.
For example, one participant was hospitalised as a result of excessive soft drink consumption and began drinking coffee after discharge from hospital as this form of caffeine did not cause gastrointestinal upset.
Medical staff checked his health frequently -- sometimes as often as three times a day -- and on one occasion, in early December, the punishing routine was suspended for a day when, as a result of refusing to drink, he became seriously dehydrated and his heart rate dropped to 35 beats a minute.
The oral ecological system is dramatically influenced by chemical and physical fluctuations as a result of food and drink intake and oral hygiene measures.
The German ProGERD study, for example, determined that patients with symptoms of GERD had substantially impaired HRQOL in terms of both physical and psychosocial aspects of well-being compared with the general population, and felt restricted as a result of food and drink problems, disturbed sleep, and impaired vitality and emotional well-being [ 5].
Later, as a result of heavy consumption of drink and prescription drugs due to guilt over his homosexuality, and after a disfiguring 1957 car crash, he became erratic and unreliable.
