The phrase "a result of misunderstanding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to explain that something occurred due to a lack of understanding or misinterpretation.
Example: "The conflict arose as a result of misunderstanding between the two parties."
Alternatives: "due to a miscommunication" or "because of a misinterpretation."
Conflict is primarily a result of misunderstanding, of which Faith is the paradigm.
While realists see conflict as the norm, liberals view conflict as atypical, a result of misunderstanding or miscalculation.
Sporting facilities are generally limited in the country and the participation of marginalised children – like Mouayyed – incredibly rare, mostly as a result of misunderstanding and stigma.
Stigma comes from fear, and fear is often a result of misunderstanding something.
We feel that this concern, at least in part, is a result of misunderstanding.
The White House spokesman, Joe Lockhart, said the search, including a pat-down of the diplomats and a luggage check, was partially a result of misunderstandings.
Ortega insists she was simply confused and voted as a result of misunderstandings compounded by the wording of registration forms, her sixth-grade education level and growing up as if she was a native-born Texan.
And above all they do not record in their memory those moments when new ideas appeared as a result of misunderstandings between researchers.
Descriptions of experiments circulate among scientists, and again as a result of misunderstandings and understandings the traditional forms are (and this fact is not noticed by the participants of that process) restyled, some are rejected, other connected into unique wholes, "and, finally, a new readiness is formed, i.e. the readiness to see a new, specific form" (1935b).
Other charges are a result of misunderstandings, they said.
I told him that most conflicts occur as a result of misunderstandings and that people should never assume anything.
