The phrase "a result of heightened" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an outcome or consequence that is due to an increase or intensification of something.
Example: "The increase in crime rates was a result of heightened economic instability in the region."
Alternatives: "due to increased" or "as a consequence of heightened".
Many of those new reports are a result of heightened activity by Pakistani security forces along its border with Afghanistan.
Dr. Newschaffer said he believed "a large chunk" of the increase was a result of heightened public awareness and other such factors.
The slave trade achieved extensive development only between the 1760s and 1840s, as a result of heightened demand from Brazil and Cuba.
Daily photoprotection is important in preventing pigmentation changes occurring as a result of heightened ultraviolet sensitivity.
As we do not detect an increase in serum glucagon levels at any time point measured in Smn +/− mice, the increase in p-CREB is most likely a result of heightened glucagon sensitivity.
The latency data reported here are in line with previous nonhuman primate studies demonstrating that saccades to rewarded (vs. nonrewarded) locations have reduced latencies, a result of heightened contralateral neuronal activity levels in basal ganglia prior to eye movement responses (Hikosaka et al. 2006).
Industry experts said increased food waste is not an inevitable result of heightened efforts to improve food safety.
These trends should not suggest that the issue itself has died away, since we continue to see companies declassify their boards, likely the result of heightened engagement.
Some analysts say, however, that Apple's maps will quickly improve, and that the long-term result of heightened competition will be better maps all around.
To test if habitual responding in the OCD group was the result of heightened conditioned arousal to threatening stimuli or general arousal in response to stimulus presentation (SCRs to the safe stimulus), we compared SCRs between groups during training.
While the city still places in the top 10 in terms of pollution, its air quality has improved markedly as a result of aggressive legislation and heightened awareness of a problem that kills more than 6 million people around the world every year.
