The phrase "a result of programmes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is caused or influenced by specific programmes or initiatives.
Example: "The increase in community engagement is a result of programmes aimed at fostering local participation."
Alternatives: "an outcome of programmes" or "a consequence of programmes".
Many of them learned to row as a result of programmes such as Sporting Giants.
She gained first-hand knowledge of how children's lives were being saved and improved as a result of programmes and assistance provided by UNICEF and its partners.
Among Central American and Caribbean countries, Costa Rica's output increased by 5percentt in 2005 and may reach record levels in 2006, while in Mexico production has been increasing slightly over the past years as a result of programmes to improve genetics and herd management practices.
If participants in the exercise condition of this trial experience maintenance or improvements in physical function as a result of programme engagement, it could lead to improvements in QOL and may ultimately have a considerable impact on public health, especially for those within the MS community.
As a result of Global Fund programmes, an estimated 2.5 million people are on antiretroviral Aids therapy.
The poor die like flies as a result of government programmes and their own sloth and fecklessness.
"Housebuilders have performed well in the stock market recently, mainly as a result of government programmes to boost house sales," said Ashish Misra of Lloyds TSB Private Banking.
For instance, how much grades have improved as a result of education programmes.
With the rising interest in entrepreneurship amongst young people, partially as a result of TV programmes like Dragons' Den and The Apprentice, coupled recently with the buzz around the film, The Social Network, we're hopefully building a stronger pipeline of entrepreneurs for the future.
Similarly, studies discussing the likelihood of savings as a result of prevention programmes may be distorting the arguments for public health.
