The phrase "a result of implementing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the outcomes or consequences that arise from the act of implementing something, such as a policy, plan, or system.
Example: "The increase in productivity was a result of implementing new software solutions in the workplace."
Alternatives: "an outcome of applying" or "a consequence of executing".
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".
For instance, previous studies have reported 66, 58.5, and 27% reductions in the incidence of CRBSIs as a result of implementing education-based programs [8, 20, 21].
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.
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.
In the second period, the opposite was seen, and we hypothesized that a possible cause for the difference was the improvement of isolation technique by the senders of the samples, as a result of implemented methods for analysis of foods such as the introduction of new selective culture media [ 27, 28].
This is especially relevant for the Germany-Turkey nexus where dual citizenship is not deeply institutionalised, but allowed as a result of not implementing the previous requirement of choosing only one citizenship.
This observation is not the result of implementing a new regional organization for cancer care delivery.
As a result of reforms implemented in 2002, the range of activities credited towards both tiers of the current state pension system (which includes those in employment, job seeking and looking after young children or disabled adults) is almost as broad as under the proposed system.
