The phrase "a result of enforcing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consequences or outcomes that arise from the act of enforcing a rule, law, or policy.
Example: "The increase in compliance was a result of enforcing stricter regulations."
Alternatives: "an outcome of implementing" or "a consequence of applying".
"That is a result of enforcing the regulations we have put in place and the laws the Council has passed".
Tsipras, whose popularity has plummeted as a result of enforcing measures he once promised to eradicate, has now made debt relief a priority.
For Monson and for us, that's the crux: he's trying to make himself, make us, feel something, feel anything, do whatever he can to vanquish the numbness that is a result of enforcing "order, decorum," ceremony, formula, expectation, genre-prison.
"Restaurants are cleaner, construction sites are safer, fires have come down, and our streets are cleaner and safer than ever - that is a result of enforcing the regulations we have put in place and the laws the Council has passed," said LaVorgna.
This region is characterized by harsh continental environmental conditions and recent anthropogenic degradation of the original steppe grasslands as a result of enforced land-use changes (Virgin Land Campaign) and rapidly expanding urbanization.
These aspects were discussed much less on Twitter, where only 4% identified safety issues possibly a result of the enforced brevity of Twitter messages.
However, the low rates of alcohol use in the study area, as a result of strictly enforced religious bans on drinking, might have contributed to the relatively low prevalence of physical violence.
This weekend the Briton faces the prospect of financial ruin following the shattering news that the proceeds from her house sale – €181,000 (£155,000) – will remain frozen in the Bank of Cyprus as a result of capital controls enforced to contain the crisis.
(A ) Effect of enforced APOBEC expression on cell viability.
Perhaps it was a result of colonisation, with its enforced poverty and shame, but Ireland was for a long time interested in the idea of suffering well, or of suffering better than the oppressor; none was expected to suffer more, or more quietly, than the women of Ireland, into whose bodies and biology suffering was hard-wired.
WASHINGTON — The official in charge of Medicare and Medicaid for the last 17 months says that 20 percent to 30 percent of health spending is "waste" that yields no benefit to patients, and that some of the needless spending is a result of onerous, archaic regulations enforced by his agency.
