The phrase "a result of future" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and lacks proper context, as "future" is typically not used as a noun in this way.
Example: "The changes we make today will be a result of future planning and consideration."
Alternatives: "a consequence of what lies ahead" or "an outcome of future events".
The bank analysts at UBS lowered their dividend forecasts for two banks – Barclays and Citigroup – as a result of future litigation risks.
Khamenei said on his website on Monday morning: "Sanctions must be lifted in one go, not as a result of future Iranian actions".
Savings in national energy demand, as a result of future conservation campaigns, are estimated to be more than 5% and 4% in total and peak demands, respectively.
The existing and predicted landscape character in the area indicated unsuitable environments for enhanced resettlement and livelihood to potentially displaced communities as a result of future mining operations.
According to Thomas Erdbrink, of the New York Times, Khamenei said on his website this morning: "Sanctions must be lifted in one go, not as a result of future Iranian actions".
In a study published earlier this year, researchers used climate projections to predict the amount of carbon that might be lost from peatlands as a result of future wildfires.
The value in a continuation increases with (theta) but is not perfectly predictable as a result of uncertain future events.
For some parents, this concern manifested as a result of the future uncertainty of secondary use for all consent models except the project-specific consent model.
As a result of this future problem, some Republicans are starting to change their tune on immigration reform.
These costs may be recuperated in the long term as a result of prevention of future cardiovascular events if the reduction in BP is maintained.
Skip forward to September and NTI Birmingham will be running a masters degree developed as a result of that consultation – Future Media: Pro (MA/MSc).
