The phrase "a result of erosion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or consequences of erosion in various contexts, such as geology, environmental science, or landscape changes.
Example: "The formation of the canyon was primarily a result of erosion over thousands of years."
Alternatives: "an effect of erosion" or "a consequence of erosion."
At least 24 small islands have disappeared since 2005 as a result of erosion caused by illegal sand mining.
Ventifact, stone that has received one or more highly polished, flattened facets as a result of erosion by windblown sand.
This bridge will later fall as a result of erosion and weathering and leave an island completely separated from the mainland.
If any pits appeared as a result of erosion, the pit size growth rates were calculated.
This range of particle size is usually considered as evidence of the origin of the particles being a result of erosion in the study area.
Weight loss as a result of erosion was determined by conducting experiments with air at room temperature and high fluidizing velocities (erosion-dominated).
The remainder of the release profile is likely a result of erosion-controlled peptide release from the microspheres [ 12- 14].
Structural columns in engineering practice may weaken over time as a result of corrosion, erosion, impact, fatigue cracking or similar effects that reduce their effective cross-section.
In addition, continuously reinforced concrete pavements may weaken over time as a result of corrosion, erosion, shrinkage, fatigue cracking or the like, and in these instances the weakened pavement can also be considered as being semi-infinite with a joint.
As a result of the erosion wear experiment, the erosion model in ANSYS-FLUENT software is established.
In the NET landscape, soil loss seemed to increase as a result of tillage erosion (an important delivery mechanism for water erosion), accelerating the on-site soil loss.
