The phrase "a result of permanent" is not correct and usable in written English as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing the consequences of something that is lasting or unchanging, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence.
Example: "The changes in the ecosystem are a result of permanent alterations in the climate."
Alternatives: "a consequence of lasting" or "an outcome of enduring".
"Responsible medical opinion," it announced, "is ready to adopt new criteria for pronouncing death to have occurred in an individual sustaining irreversible coma as a result of permanent brain damage".
"Responsible medical opinion," the committee reported, "is ready to adopt new criteria for pronouncing death to have occurred in an individual sustaining irreversible coma as a result of permanent brain damage".
Past UK research suggests that around 28% of all heart failure patients face a daily struggle as a result of permanent damage to the heart muscle.
These extra stable rotations were seen in the exterior girders and was a result of permanent deformation occurring when the finishing screed passed by the section under consideration.
No biomass predictions were given near the northern tip of the Arctic Ocean and part of the Antarctic shores due to a lack of SeaWiFS satellite data as a result of permanent sea ice cover (Figure S2).
Ninety percent of all acquired hearing loss is thought to be sensorineural, that is, as a result of permanent damage to the cochlea (Parmet et al. 2007).
Unless their bad backs come about as a result of a permanent disability, probably not.
The potential of Bayes interference and its efficiency in an HST-model are presented on geodetic time series as a result of a permanent monitoring system on a rock-fill embankment dam.
The predicted earnings of men and women in the OCI group exhibit a kink from year t to year t + 1, suggesting that their age earnings profiles shift upwards as a result of acquiring permanent residence (Figs. 7 and 8).
Persistent problems associated with SP-CNTs such as bent or/and buried CNTs and the degradation of binder-residue-induced emission were improved as a result of the permanent straightening of CNTs and protruding CNTs from binders by the irradiation treatment, in addition to its surface cleaning effect.
Even after that, it will undergo significantly higher scrutiny than current levels, as a result of joining a permanent enhanced inspections regime, known as the Additional Protocol, operated by the nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency.
