The phrase "a result of securities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing financial outcomes, investments, or market conditions related to securities.
Example: "The decline in the stock market was a result of securities being undervalued by investors."
Alternatives: "an outcome of securities" or "a consequence of securities".
Even if unanticipated, this process of criminal professionalization was a perfectly rational result of border security acquiring "industrial" proportions: with the post-9/11 clampdown, the business of drug smuggling consolidated.
The suit comes at a complicated moment for Cohen, a onetime Wall Street titan whom the Securities and Exchange Commission banned from managing investor money for two years as a result of securities-fraud charges that were filed in 2013.
Today, facing rising criticism, Mr. O'Shea ordered the deletion of the owner's name listed for each property "as a result of security concerns expressed".
As a result of security problems, international observers will be largely confined to the country's eight largest cities, where ballots will be counted.
As a result of security concerns and communal solidarity, anonymous cooperative endeavours proliferated, among them photography collectives such as the Young Syrian Lenses.
Uighurs have faced more such discrimination in the past year as a result of security measures in the build-up to the Olympic games in Beijing in August.
Napoli made it five wins from five at the top of Group D with a 1-0 win at Club Brugge in a match played behind closed doors as a result of security fears in Belgium.
Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said yesterday that the police would bar cars carrying only one person from crossing into Midtown and Lower Manhattan on weekday mornings, starting tomorrow, a response to crushing traffic jams that have spread for miles as a result of security checkpoints.
In a briefing to the Carbon Disclosure Project last year, the corporation said that "expanded business opportunities will arise" as a result of "security concerns and their possible consequences," due to the "effects of climate change" both at home and abroad in the form of "storms, droughts, and floods".
Since the mid-1990's, with the growing popularity of aggressive breeds as a result of security concerns, dog attacks have become the biggest single cause of home policy claims, with costs running to more than $300 million a year, said Robert P. Hartwig, chief economist of the Insurance Information Institute, a trade group.
