The phrase "a result of much" is not correct and sounds incomplete in written English.
It may be intended to express the outcome of a significant amount of something, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The project's success was a result of much hard work and dedication from the entire team."
Alternatives: "a consequence of significant" or "an outcome of considerable".
The problem is not the program: the average cost per Medicaid beneficiary is significantly lower than under private insurance as a result of much lower administrative costs.
Restaurant Group said: "Following 2014, which has been the weakest year for cinema admissions for many years, 2015 and 2016 are expected to show significant growth as a result of much stronger film release schedules.
Notwithstanding infrastructure investment and government house-building incentives, construction is expected to slow sharply as a result of much weaker private investment.Extractive industries are expected to contract sharply amid a stark slowdown of China's real GDP growth.
The mythical 1970 team, for example, was also a result of much tinkering by a manager, who managed to squeeze together players whom Brazilians back home didn't really see together on the pitch – Tostão's use as a proto-false No9 as exhibit A. After Brazil's shocking 3-2 defeatoto Italy in Spain 1982 came the accusation that Telê Santana's beautiful squad were incapable of defending.
"As expected, profitability at AB Sugar was substantially lower as a result of much weaker EU sugar prices.
The absence of the ring-like structure on the confocal images is a result of much lower numerical aperture of the collection optics (0.5 vs. 1.4), which results in much lower spatial resolution of the experiment.
For the fiscal year ended in March, the rate was 733percentt, partly a result of a much smaller asset base.
However, this flood did not occur as a result of too much rain.
I wondered if it was a result of too much Internet surfing, and a lack of will power.
Few would disagree that many of the country's economic problems are a result of too much concentration of power at the top of our businesses.
Our federal deficit is a result of too much spending in Washington, not too little tax revenue.
