The phrase "a result of hard work" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an outcome or achievement that has been attained through effort and diligence.
Example: "Her promotion was a result of hard work and dedication to her job."
Alternatives: "the fruit of labor" or "the outcome of effort".
I've no doubt that it comes as a result of hard work and sacrifice.
In one word, the issue of the brand is today the most significant function of the marketing, which cannot be born overnight, but is a result of hard work, investing and time.
The passage of New York's same-sex marriage bill last week was a result of hard work by politicians, led by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, and a well-coordinated coalition of gay rights groups, of which Mr. Ellner's was one.
The truth is that UK production has turned in 20 years from an ugly duckling into a very valuable goose indeed – one that, as a result of hard work and talent, has laid some very valuable golden eggs.
But it is well done and visually polemical, a result of hard work, clear thought, a bit of courage and the trust and encouragement of Lisa Phillips, the museum's second and current director.
That is a result of hard work on prevention and awareness of the infection, with people starting to adopt safer sexual behaviours, limiting their number of partners and using condoms more.
Almost all of Williams's points are a direct result of hard work.
Australia captain Michael Clarke says his side's 2-0 lead in the Ashes is not "a fluke" and the result of hard work.
For frequent fliers, earning miles and an elite status is the result of hard work, so Superfly aims to provide value by making it easy for them to organize their rewards and find flights that consider their frequent flier status.
I think the success of Newswise is mainly the result of hard work, a good idea, and good fortune.
