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The phrase "a result of going" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is the outcome or consequence of the act of going somewhere or doing something.
Example: "The delays in the project were a result of going over the budget and timeline."
Alternatives: "due to the act of going" or "as a consequence of going".
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Some bargains are a result of going to a destination in warmer weather.
Kane continued his assault, but as a result of going too far was disqualified, gifting Cena with a victory.
Others sanguinely point to their trim physiques, a result of going up and down the stairs each day.
Further, we directly measured whether students are more likely to return to Crystal Bridges as a result of going on a school tour.
She spent nine months in the hospital because of the infection, which she said was a result of going barefoot at the Bronx Zoo.
"As a result of going through the criminal justice system I have ended up doing a lot of work on myself and trying to be a better person.
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Take the chaos that has gripped Brazil's airports since October as a result of go-slows by disgruntled air-traffic controllers.
"Almost all of my friendships are a direct result of going to Largo, meeting these people, and trying to mix comedy and music," Mann told me.
It was tragic that your dad died so young – as a result of him going to prison, do you think?
High performers are benefiting via the same or even more differentiated pay as a result of compensation going back to more of a "manager discretion" strategy.
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