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The phrase "a result of fighting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the outcome or consequence that arises from engaging in a fight or conflict.
Example: "The damage to the property was a result of fighting between rival groups."
Alternatives: "an outcome of conflict" or "a consequence of brawling."
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We saw extensive displacement and destruction that did not occur as a result of fighting.
He now believes his dad was mentally ill, possibly as a result of fighting in India during the second world war.
There were no claims of responsibility, and the blast appeared to be either an accident or a result of fighting among militants.
He has been jailed, he said, more than a dozen times, all as a result of fighting to end segregation and the Vietnam War and later to secure rights for gay men and lesbians.
Some 400,000 Afghans lost their lives as a result of fighting between militia factions and the mujahedin, and later the Taliban, who emerged from the mujahedin and rose to power in the late 1990s.
About 1,700 people have fled the mountainous Syrian area to the Turkish border as a result of fighting in the last three days, a Turkish official said on Monday.
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Since 1982 a rebel group, primarily based in the Diola areas, had been fighting for independence, and many people died as a result of the fighting.
While Human Rights Watch said over 200 had been killed in fighting between gangs of Muslims and Christians, the Plateau state police commissioner, Gregory Anyating, maintained in an interview that only 23 were dead as a result of the fighting.
An estimated 100,000 people have been displaced as a result of the fighting.
The neighborhoods were formerly home to Shiites and Sunnis but became overwhelmingly Shiite as a result of sectarian fighting.
The military said it did not believe there were any civilian deaths as a result of the fighting.
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