The phrase "a result of random" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It can be used in contexts discussing outcomes or phenomena that occur without a specific pattern or cause, but it needs to be part of a complete thought.
Example: "The unexpected changes in the experiment were a result of random variations in the data collection process."
Alternatives: "a consequence of randomness" or "an outcome of chance".
Three people, including two children, died as a result of random firing, the activists said.
Rather, their selection is a result of random and nonrandom factors, something that is anything but a perfect process.
"We believe it was a stray bullet as a result of random gunfire," said Gene Lepley, a spokesman for the Richmond Police Department.
He observed that double stars did not occur by chance as a result of random scattering of stars in space but that they actually revolved about each other.
The letter claimed the choice was a result of random sampling -- 7,500 surveys went out -- but in this age of identity theft and cloning, how much does one know about one's spouse?
Schools deserving rewards will be more likely to lose them because if any group fails as a result of random events or sampling error, the school will be disqualified.
The extra chromosome, identified in 1959 by French geneticist Jérôme-Jean-Louis-Marie Lejeune, is a result of random, abnormal events in cell division that occur during embryonic development or during the development of egg or sperm cells.
Cardinal Christoph Schönborn's reference to Pope John Paul II's view that the acceptance of the idea that the universe is a result of random events is an "abdication of human intelligence," though compelling, is less persuasive as evidence for a creator than the fact that human intelligence exists at all.
A day after a bullet pierced a state assemblyman's rear windshield as he drove with his 8-year-old son through the streets of his district in Brooklyn, the police on Thursday said it appeared to be a result of random gun violence.
The probability threshold, (q_{c}), is obtained by identifying this critical transition as a result of random process of road removal.
This universal behavior is traced back to the fact that gelation took place as a result of random cross-linking of existent macromolecules, whose state of solution does not change markedly during conversion.
