The phrase "a result of over" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are explaining the consequences or outcomes of excessive actions or conditions, but it typically requires additional information to be fully clear.
Example: "The decline in sales was a result of over saturation in the market."
Alternatives: "due to excessive" or "as a consequence of over".
Open Mumbai is a result of over 15 years of activism and civil society to government collaboration led by the Mumbai-based architect PK Das.
The 172-page book, in a pocket-friendly 3 1/4-by-9-inch format, is a result of over three years of walking streets (or, in the case of highways and bridges, riding in a car).
"The current process is a result of over a decade of collaboration between the athletes, the national sport federations and the U.S. Olympic Committee, all of which have approved the rules handed to Usada to operate," Tygart said in a statement.
Oil has fallen around 40% since the summer as a result of over supply and weaker global demand, particularly from China, the world's second largest consumer of oil, where industrial production has slowed in recent months.
Without predicting survival and development rates, feeding protocols cannot be calibrated, which may result in increased cultivation costs for live foods and potential negative effects on water quality as a result of over or under feeding.
The general decrease in the negative value of the groundwater table since pre-development at 1991 till the year 2050 may reflect the sharp groundwater decline problem in this aquifer as a result of over pumping.
Many companies are relocating to Bulgaria, Albania, Romania and Cyprus as a result of over-taxation.
As a result of over-fishing, the jellyfish do not have to face their usual predators and competitors, which usually regulate population growth.
China has lost 27,000 rivers, mostly as a result of over-exploitation by farms or factories.Water shortages impose big costs.
It's a result of over-fishing, pollutants that we're putting in the ocean, bottom trawling, long lining, reel fishing and global warming.
Our current food system is unsustainable due to the high environmental impact of meat production and the depletion of our seas is almost beyond repair as a result of over-fishing.
