The phrase "a result of ingenuity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an outcome or achievement that stems from creativity or cleverness.
Example: "The innovative design of the product was a result of ingenuity, showcasing the team's ability to think outside the box."
Alternatives: "a product of creativity" or "an outcome of cleverness".
I feel proud that the nomadic hut is, in its entirety, a result of female ingenuity and collective effort.
We have such huge advantages because of the world wide web being invented as a result of British ingenuity," she says.
"It was the start of a business which, as a result of his ingenuity and drive, has led to his manufacture and sale of green energy on a massive scale".
But many bond market experts agree that the explosive growth in this method of financing has occurred over the last 20 years and is a result of Wall Street ingenuity as well as changes in the way Americans finance their buying.
If economists and regulators had recalled the securitizations of the 1920s, they might have realized that the recent boom in real estate securitizations was not what they took it to be: a result of American financial ingenuity that created ways to spread risk to those who could best afford to bear it and in the process made financing more available and less expensive.
Figures 1 and 2 are the result of Ingenuity Pathway analysis of BCG- and control-specific transcripts annotated by cellular compartments and overlaid with significant canonical pathways, functions, and diseases.
Many great symbolic masterworks arose as a result of the Code — such directors as Howard Hawks, Ernst Lubitsch, and Berkeley himself managed to express the inexpressible with allusive and ironic ingenuity.
The limit of Ingenuity analysis for our study is that it is not restricted to one specific organ or cell, so that all the results of Ingenuity analysis could not be transposed directly to the regulation of IEC functions by EGC.
The result is a marvel of ingenuity: hot tubs flipped on their sides became space-station walls; a Williams-Sonoma gelato maker served as the machine the astronauts used to make snow.
