The phrase "a result of implemented" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It can be used in contexts where you want to discuss the outcomes of something that has been put into action, but it needs to be followed by a noun to be grammatically correct.
Example: "The changes were a result of implemented policies aimed at improving efficiency."
Alternatives: "a consequence of enacted" or "an outcome of applied".
Of the 30 studies, 23 include specific dollar-savings amounts that could be achieved as a result of implementing the recommendations.
Trade-offs, as well as impacts that can be positive or negative, may emerge as a result of implementing modern forms of energy.
The similar has also been done for some economic costs as a result of implementing the countermeasures considered in this paper.
Barriers and prefactors are generally found to be large as a result of implementing this recipe, i.e., the folding landscape is cooperative and smooth.
I would add that we remain committed to adhering to the principles of the whip review [which led to the new rules] and the objectives therein, which includes ensuring there are no unintended consequences as a result of implementing the review".
Thus, both improvements in quality and productivity of the organization and significant reduction of waste in the production of beverage cans were achieved as a result of implementing the proposed Cleaner Production program.
As a result of implementing this RET, the accuracy of the measurements on THz images has been improved from 2.4 mm to 0.1 mm and bond wires as small as 550 µm inside the packaging of the ICs are imaged.
Short-wavelength (λ∼3.6 μm) quantum-cascade-laser (QCL) designs, employing a metamorphic buffer layer (MBL) on a GaAs substrate, have been developed for strong carrier confinement to the active regions, as a result of implementing the deep well and tapered active-region concepts.
As a result of implementing the alternatives, changes in turning maneuvers and driving tasks, travel speed, speed disturbance, travel time, and drivers' perceptions of acceptable gaps in diverted turning maneuvers are addressed in the discussions of the impact on driving behaviors.
