The phrase "a result of intoxication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an outcome or effect that occurs due to being under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Example: "His erratic behavior was clearly a result of intoxication during the party."
Alternatives: "due to intoxication" or "as a consequence of intoxication".
In early 1989, Dr. Hirsch ruled that a 25-year-old black man named Richard Luke died while in police custody as a result of cocaine intoxication.
The deputy coroner, Dr Shirley Radcliffe, found Ms Rausing died as a result of cocaine intoxication, on the balance of probability on 7 May, and noted that the drug could seriously damage the heart.
Substance abusers have been shown to have impaired attention, cognition, and retention of important information as a result of acute intoxication or withdrawal (Festinger and Dugosh 2012, 45).
The study excluded NTC as a result of drug intoxications and multiple causes of metabolic coma (Table 1) [ 19].
A Home Office pathologist concluded that Mrs Clark had died as a result of acute alcohol intoxication.
The Cambridge Medical Examiner's office confirmed yesterday that Guy died from asphyxiation as a result of nitrous oxide intoxication.
She died as a result of acute alcohol intoxication and from those injuries.
Lung injury as a result of the combination of alcohol intoxication and burn injury may be attributed to the delicate architecture of the lungs combined with other alcohol-related factors, such as bacterial and endotoxin leakage from the gut and a higher risk of contact with pathogens from the circulation and airways (Bird and Kovacs 2008; Li et al. 2007).
The first toxin causes intoxication as a result of thermostable toxin (cereulide, cyclic peptide toxin) ingestion, while the second, diarrheal one is an effect of infection by vegetative cells or spores producing heat-labile enterotoxin in the small intestine [ 21].
