The phrase "a result of issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has occurred due to various problems or complications.
Example: "The delay in the project timeline was a result of issues with the supply chain."
Alternatives: "due to problems" or "as a consequence of difficulties".
Over time, however, the deal may be vulnerable to distractions, regional sideshows, and failure — as a result of issues that have nothing to do with the bomb.
A Downing Street source confirmed the delay in the planned terror compensation change as a result of "issues raised by the MoD".
In the statement, Computer Associates said the firings came "as a result of issues raised" by an internal investigation, which is being overseen by the audit committee of the board.
On Capita UBS said: While some sector peers saw tough trading in 2013 as a result of issues with the UK government, Capita was not impacted and had secured £2.9bn of major contracts when it reported its November interim management statement, down on the record £4bn in 2012, but well above the £1bn- £2bn long-term average.
This e-mail was sent just days before Enron announced it was reducing its shareholder equity by more than $1 billion as a result of issues involving some of the thousands of private partnerships Enron established.
Charles Boorady, an analyst with Citigroup, wrote in a note to investors that the problem was a result of issues with the company's in-house pharmaceutical benefit manager, a computer program, and that the best solution could be outsourcing this function.
American International Group, one of the largest issuer of such swaps, never had to post collateral and nearly collapsed as a result of issuing a huge volume of such instruments that it was unable to support.
In addition, because of concerns about the position Goldman might be in as a result of issuing the report, it has decided not to trade Kraft stock for its own account, Goldman officials said.
In its bid to acquire Voice Stream for $50.7 billion in stock and cash, the company's executives say the government's stake would be diluted from 58percentto45percentcent as a result of issuing new shares to pay for the purchase.
These tax-the-rich ideas, with support from both political parties, are finally on the table, according to the New York Times -- a direct result of issues raised by the Occupy movement.
These results raise a number of issues that require further discussion.
