The phrase "a result of strict" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consequences or outcomes that stem from strict rules, regulations, or conditions.
Example: "The decline in productivity was a result of strict adherence to the new policies."
Alternatives: "due to stringent" or "as a consequence of rigorous".
As a result of strict immigration standards, advocates say the agency has been discouraged from referring anyone who it believes may be inadmissible under the "material support" rule.
As a result of strict European policies, some Afghans have decided they will not even try to leave the country, despite feeling in danger.
He gave as an example the company's e-mail system, in which correspondence is archived for several years, a result of strict regulations.
Critics of the bill say the slump in foreign tourism is not a public relations issue, but rather a result of strict immigration rules that subject visitors to unwelcoming, even humiliating, procedures.
The old-fashioned school bake sale, once as American as apple pie, is fast becoming obsolete in California, a result of strict new state nutrition standards for public schools that regulate the types of food that can be sold to students.
Since 2012, the number of care workers from outside the EU has fallen as a result of strict controls on low-skilled workers from the rest of the world, but those from inside the bloc has risen, leaving the total number of foreign nationals working in the sector roughly constant.
As a result of stricter environmental regulations worldwide, hydrogen is becoming an important clean energy source.
The calls for change grew in volume in response to increased speed in the sport, a result of stricter rules against obstruction adopted after the 2004-5 lockout.
A co-chairman, Emilio Botin, said the adjustment was, among other things, a result of stricter conditions regarding provisioning by the Bank of Spain and the expiration of a debt portfolio.
It is no surprise, therefore, that the British Council's Shape of International Education to 2025 report cites the UK as an example of a popular destination country that is experiencing decreased international student enrolment as a result of stricter visa regulations.
Crime has dropped precipitously as a result of stricter enforcement, the homeless no longer have nooks and crannies to sleep in, and some customers actually linger at bars like McAnn's or Au Bon Pain, the coffee and pastry shop.
