The phrase "a result of structural" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing outcomes or consequences that stem from structural factors, such as systems, organizations, or frameworks.
Example: "The delays in the project were a result of structural inefficiencies within the team."
Alternatives: "due to structural" or "stemming from structural".
The increasing number of structures available as a result of structural genomic initiatives has generated great interest in the development of structure-based function prediction methods [1], [2].
Storey forces or shears are no longer applied directly to the structure but rather come as a result of structural equilibrium to the applied displacement pattern, thus allowing for the reproduction of reversal of storey shear distributions.
Some studies in children and adolescents [ 28, 29] have evidenced changes in foot structure and plantar pressure distribution, as a result of structural adaptation to excess weight, which was suggested to lead to functional movement complications.
However, as a result of structural change, intensified by the activities of the EEC, the industrial facilities increasingly fell victim to international competition - and began to shut down.
In reality, poverty in the countryside had risen as a result of structural forces over which the poor had no control.
As a result of structural changes in the early 2000s, the German labor market has remained resilient during the crisis in much of Europe.
He laid the blame for the decline of African agriculture squarely on under-investment as a result of structural adjustment programmes forced on much of the continent by the World Bank.
During the 1981-82 recessionownow seen as a classic cyclical recession, the economist Barry Bluestone warned that, as a result of structural issues, there might not be "much recovery in terms of overall employment in the United States".
Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 broke up in mid-air as a result of structural damage caused by "a large number of high-energy objects that penetrated the aircraft from outside", according to the Dutch investigators' preliminary report.
The committee's chairman, John Whittingdale, the Conservative MP for Maldon and East Chelmsford, said local media performed a vital function "yet local media face unprecedented challenges as a result of structural changes and the impact of a global recession.
It appears to be critical to determine whether the etiology underlying the dystonia is "primary" (ie, occurring from a genetic or idiopathic origin) or "secondary" (ie, occurring as a result of structural, metabolic, or neurodegenerative disorders).
