The phrase "a result of methodological" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing outcomes or findings that stem from specific methods or approaches in research or analysis.
Example: "The discrepancies in the data were found to be a result of methodological differences between the two studies."
Alternatives: "an outcome of methodological" or "a consequence of methodological".
In recent years, the contingency-based management accounting literature has been criticized for being fragmentary and contradictory as a result of methodological limitations.
Contingency literature in the accounting control area has for a long time been criticized for being fragmentary and contradictory as a result of methodological limitations.
This may suggest a genuinely low level of airborne contamination, the researchers write, or it may be a result of methodological problems in collecting air samples: the initial location of the sampling devices, their design, or their movement to accommodate patient care or the arrival of visitors.
The divergent findings could be a result of methodological differences.
This may be a result of methodological limitations.
These contradictions arise partly as a result of methodological and disease detection/diagnostic issues.
Inconsistent results have been published on potential risks of brain tumors tied with mobile phone use as a result of important methodological differences in study design and statistical power.
As a result of this methodological reflection, surveys in high mountain environments are revealing humanized past landscapes, hard to imagine even a few years ago; new scenarios that challenges the traditional (pre conceptions deduced from archaeology and ethnography.
Studies of this association in humans, however, are scarce as a result of the methodological challenges.
As a result of the methodological differences, comparison of the performance of screening between different countries is difficult.
As a result of these methodological weaknesses, drawing definitive conclusions on the specific effects of RP and SP is difficult.
