The phrase "a result of program" is not correct in English.
It should be "a result of the program" or "a result of a program." You can use it when discussing outcomes or effects that stem from a specific program or initiative.
Example: "The improvements in student performance were a result of the program implemented last year."
Alternatives: "an outcome of the program" or "a consequence of the program."
Benefits that may accrue to a mentor as a result of program participation.
He said some of the ballooning costs had occurred in the 1990s, and other cost increases were a result of program expansions rather than overruns.
The 33 percent reduction in class size evaluated by the Project Star experiment was not cheap, and the authors estimate that it cost more than $400,000 per additional student induced to attend college as a result of program participation (calculated by dividing the $12,000 per-student cost of the program by the estimated college impact of 0.027).
Estimates imply that, for both genders, participants generally earn between $400 and $600 more per quarter as a result of program participation.
Nor have they identified safeguards to ensure that U.S. citizens do not lose their right to vote as a result of program errors.
Many start-ups, hoping to commercialize these new technologies, have already formed or been drawn to the area as a result of programs sponsored by the city of Fort Collins in collaboration with local companies.
Also, health policy has, as a result of programs associated with these slogans or initiatives, become increasingly complex.
Around 67,000 children were born free of HIV in 2008 as a result of programs to prevent mother-to-child transmission.
She has first-hand knowledge of how children's lives are being saved and improved as a result of programs and assistance provided by UNICEF and its partners.
Nutritional deprivation during pregnancy may increase the risk of developing a range of chronic diseases in later life, including osteoporosis, as a result of programming [1].
31 Thus, the associations that have been observed between high birth weight and subsequent BMI could be a result of programming by the intrauterine environment or of genetic origin.
