The phrase "a result of existing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an outcome or consequence that arises from the state of being or living.
Example: "The challenges we face are often a result of existing societal norms and expectations."
Alternatives: "an outcome of being" or "a consequence of existence".
Mr. Kiejman confirmed that Mr. Polanski was ill but said that the illness was a result of existing health problems that predate his imprisonment.
I think most of the deals that we've looked at today are as a result of existing relationships with financial institutions.
The average level of them in American cities has declined by more than 30percentt since 1980, a result of existing broader regulations that do not make a target of these fine particles specifically.
For the purposes of this section, repricing agent means a contractor that seeks to connect VA with discounted rates from non-VA providers as a result of existing contracts that the non-VA provider may have within the commercial health care industry.
Some 2.2 million jobs have been lost since 2010 as a result of existing companies closing their doors.
Precisely because there will be a shortfall in electricity generation as a result of existing nuclear power stations going offline.
No, but it would be better if I wasn't treated so poorly because I'm not". This harsh reality, spoken by best-selling author Jes Baker, is a direct result of existing beauty standards that leave people believing their lives would be better in a body other than the one they have.
"This transaction allows us to further consolidate out interests in the UK North Sea where any acquisitions are immediately value enhancing as a result of our existing UK tax position," the group added.
We are only finding oil at a rate equivalent to replacing the oil production that erodes every year as a result of the existing wells getting tired.
That threshold would also rise in line with rising house prices, so homeowners would not be dragged into the tax as a result of their existing home rising in value.
In the 1960s Britain witnessed a chain of migration from the sub-continent, a result of the existing migrants inviting other Pakistanis into the country through means of employment.
