The phrase "a result of sustained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an outcome that has occurred due to continuous effort or action over a period of time.
Example: "The improvements in the team's performance were a result of sustained training and dedication."
Alternatives: "an outcome of continuous" or "a consequence of prolonged".
Many conditions featuring pathological tissue fibrosis occur as a result of sustained myofibroblast activity18.
As a result of sustained & coordinated attacks, CAGE is taking various legal steps to correct misleading information about its role & work.
And a new set of voluntary guidelines on land tenure was decided by the committee for food security; positive steps that came about in large part as a result of sustained civil society pressure.
Bogs develop in depressions that are low in nutrients and fed primarily by rainfall, whereas fens develop on slopes, in depressions, or on flats as a result of sustained flows of mineral-rich groundwater in the root zone.
Instead, secondary nanocracks do not form ahead of the main crack for the thicker specimens; the main crack extends as a result of sustained grain boundary sliding at the crack tip.
Less noticed, and more alarming, is the growing financial clout of places like the Middle East, Russia and Venezuela as a result of sustained high oil prices and their build-up of foreign assets.With America fixated on China, this matter is not widely discussed.
Patients presenting to one of four hospitals in Victoria as a result of sustaining acute orthopaedic trauma were recruited to the project.
So far three people have died as a result of injuries sustained in the bombing of the Admiral Duncan, a gay pub; 65 more were injured, many severely.
Former players have filed class-action lawsuits against the league, claiming they suffer permanent brain damage as a result of concussions sustained while playing football.
Thus, to a large extent, IDUs have agency, and remaining uninfected is a result of considerable sustained hard work and adaptation to changing circumstances.
The number of fractures sustained during the snow and ice period more than doubled as compared to the control period, this is entirely a result of fractures sustained outside.
