The phrase "a result of interference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an outcome or effect that occurs due to interference from an external source or factor.
Example: "The distortion in the audio was a result of interference from nearby electronic devices."
Alternatives: "an effect of interference" or "a consequence of interference."
Some striking policemen claim their treatment of protesters is a result of interference from Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood.
Update: It's also worth noting, as an emailer did, that Comey didn't say no vote changed as a result of interference.
As a result of interference at the federal and state levels, health care is one of America's most heavily regulated industries.
We show that the strongly depolarized light scattering from noble metal particles is a result of interference of two surface plasmon resonances on the same particle.
In progressing from the field delineation phase, where sections are held by single well, to the field development phase, where multiple new wells are added to a previously produced section, many of the pre-existing "parent" wells suffer significant reduction in productivity as a result of interference from fracturing operations in the neighboring "infill" wells.
As a result of interference effects in phase space this state shows interesting features: depending on the value of |α| it may show up as the vacuum state |0〉, the number state |N〉 or as two-state superposition, |0〉+|N〉, |N〉+|2N〉.
Note that this strategy is a result of strong interference from the cellular users, but the outcome is a little bit different if the interference is weak, which can be seen from the analysis in the next section.
The war in Bosnia, Poplasen said, had been "a result of foreign interference" — and he did not mean Milosevic's arming of the Serbs.
The subsequent pro-Russian separatist uprising in eastern territories, which has killed over 8,000 people, was a result of foreign interference, she said, pointing the finger at Russia.
The Dutch safety consultancy, To70, said: "The total number of fatalities as a result of unlawful interference has increased in the past two years to over 900".
These events tend to be evenly spaced along the chromosomes as a result of 'crossover interference', a phenomenon by which a crossover once formed is unlikely to be adjacent to crossovers nearby.
