The phrase "a result of operating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the outcomes or consequences of a particular operation or process.
Example: "The increased efficiency was a result of operating under the new management system."
Alternatives: "an outcome of functioning" or "a consequence of running".
Earnings quality is a measure of how much a company's earnings growth is a result of operating success as opposed to quirks of bookkeeping or taxation.
As a result of operating experience gained in the field, the PBR was extensively redesigned, resulting in the next generation 'cyclic flow' PBR used in the present study.
"There won't be one atom of carbon emitted into the environment as a result of operating Apple Campus 2," Oppenheimer added, noting that they would be water efficient as well, and would return the 175 acre site to its 'natural state'.
An overwhelming majority of these divers were physically and psychologically damaged as a result of operating so far down.
An overwhelming majority of these divers were physically and psychologically damaged as a result of operating so far down – today, it is deemed unsafe to dive below 180 metres, but in the 1970s the pioneer divers were working on pipelines up to 500 metres below the surface.
The low LODs obtained in their study are most likely a result of operating the MS in the negative ion chemical ionization mode.
Our results indicate that species distribution in this landscape is partly a result of processes operating at early stages of plant life.
As a result of avoiding operating the diesel engine at low load during station stops engine efficiency is increased from 37.3% in the conventional DMU to 40% in the hybrid vehicle.
As a result of not operating at the strategic level, it can be difficult for housestaff to effectively prioritise tasks.
The overall result of operating a mercury cell is the same as that of operating a diaphragm cell: sodium chloride and water are changed into sodium hydroxide, chlorine, and hydrogen.
United Pan-Europe Communications, Europe's No. 2 cable company, said its full-year loss would be narrower than forecast as a result of lower operating expenses.
