The phrase "a result of knowing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is a consequence or outcome stemming from the act of knowing or understanding something.
Example: "The increased confidence in her abilities was a result of knowing she had prepared thoroughly for the exam."
Alternatives: "an outcome of understanding" or "a consequence of awareness".
She was not an auntie, nor even a longstanding family friend; in fact, when Diski moved in, as a result of knowing Lessing's son, they didn't know one another at all.
This positions hold that God knows the future in all of its detail as a result of knowing both (1) what everyone and everything would do in any possible situation and (2) which situations everyone and everything will be placed in actually (see Flint 1998).
The trapdoor function is a result of knowing the modulo involved in selecting the keys.
Ridley-Thomas said his support of Greuel comes as a result of "knowing her work, knowing her and... seeing her accomplishments".
However, before I do offer my reasonable explanation, I'd like to acknowledge all the men out there who, as a result of knowing about the numerous prophylactics in my home offered to take me out, or explicitly tell me what they're 'in to', asked what I was 'in to' or if I was double jointed, please know that I'm going to miss all that classy, wholesome attention.
Some participants decided to participate in the trial as a result of knowing members of the research team.
This finding shows that actual practice is not always a direct result of knowing what to do, especially with respect to M&E.
"But the number of diseases that have been eradicated as a result of our knowing our genome?
I am pretty sure that nobody died as a result of my knowing nothing about double taxation in Oman.
This will decrease the deterrence of the law (as a result of people knowing that it is now easier to get away with harmful acts) and reduce its chilling effect (people will be less likely to exercise excessive caution and refrain from engaging in benign acts for fear of having sanctions mistakenly imposed on them).
"The signatures I see these days are virtual check marks and little scribbles — a result of not knowing how to write," she said.
