The phrase "a result of introducing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the outcome or consequence of implementing something new or making a change.
Example: "The increase in productivity was a result of introducing flexible working hours."
Alternatives: "an outcome of implementing" or "a consequence of bringing in".
And if the first longlist under the new rules is any guide, it may have paradoxically become less international, not more, as a result of introducing them.
In the mid-1990s, its costs stabilised as a result of introducing "managed care" into the health system, and because the poor were doing relatively well, cutting enrolment.
Before they do, manufacturers will want to make absolutely sure they do not get sued as a result of introducing technology with unexpected flaws.
Says he is prepared for the political flak when A-level results fall, probably next year, as a result of introducing a tougher exam, including fewer bite-sized chunks.
This was a result of introducing higher turbine inlet temperature (TIT) and other factors.
Much of this is a result of introducing the Olympic Route Network (ORN) and, in particular, the Games Lanes quite late in the day.
In the tropical Costa, much of the population died as a result of introduced diseases, and the area remained unhealthy until the advent of modern medicine.
The table shows how the absolute accuracy of the obtained haplotype is affected as a result of introduced errors.
Quantifying these interventions allows for a tangible measure of an indirect result of introducing this new technology.
The complexity of our tax code isn't an accident but a result of politicians introducing endless sticking plasters to mitigate the worst of the problems created by high taxes.
As a result of legislation introduced by Labour, ministers already have complete freedom to introduce price competition now.
