The phrase "a result of fines" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consequences or outcomes that arise from the imposition of fines.
Example: "The company's financial struggles were largely a result of fines imposed for regulatory violations."
Alternatives: "due to penalties" or "as a consequence of fines."
Barclays has already cut its 2016 profit target as a result of fines for past misdeeds.
He laid out the garden in 1604, with symbols of England, Scotland and Ireland, to celebrate the Union of the Crowns of the previous year, when James VI acceeded to the English throne on the death of his cousin, Elizabeth I. Sir David died in 1610, heavily in debt as a result of fines handed down for the unruly conduct of his son, and with both the garden and the north range incomplete.
The commission concluded that the basic strategy of policing was satisfactory and that improvement would come as a result of fine-tuning police organizations, equipment, and personnel.
For CADZ, casting at a high solidification rate allowed an increase in ductility to be obtained as a result of fine-grained structure and low internal stress.
Generally, several DNA polymorphisms such as indel and/or SNP were found between the two parental alleles as a result of fine mapping of major QTLs.
Unlike the first bulge grouping, which occurred as a result of fine-scale DoG filtering, the DoG output of the pattern at coarse scales results in edge movements of the 'central tile' with the tilt effect appearing in a different direction (nearly 45�� rotated from the grid) due to the 'X-shape grouping' structure, which groups the background checkerboard tiles together.
A 31st SNP was added later as a result of fine-scale mapping of the TNRC9 locus.
A spokesman from SSAFA, which supports military personnel and their families, said: "SSAFA welcomes the announcement that further money has been made available for military charities as a result of Libor fines levied on banks".
Miss Dhu was 22 years old when she was taken into custody on August 2, reportedly as a result of unpaid fines.
Celanese said that it expected to record an additional expense of 74 million euros ($87 million) in the quarter as a result of the fine of 99 million euros the commission levied on Hoechst for operating a chemical price-fixing cartel from 1979 to 1996.
This is a result of the finer segmentation which significantly increases the complexity of the task.
