The phrase "a result of systemic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing outcomes or consequences that arise from systemic issues or structures within a system.
Example: "The disparities in education are often a result of systemic inequalities that have persisted for decades."
Alternatives: "an outcome of systemic" or "a consequence of systemic".
Spurred on by this finding, health care leaders across the country began addressing errors believed to be a result of systemic flaws.
This death appears to be a result of systemic failure in two areas in which the mayor is credited with great expertise: public health and public management.
Government research establishments have been run down over a number of years, and private sector R&D is anaemic as a result of systemic short-termism and the excessive financialisation of our economy.
And failure (to find work, for example) is often not one's fault but rather a result of systemic economic transformations, so moving on and learning from the experience is often impossible.
Conclusion This study will determine whether carvedilol improves symptoms in children with heart failure as a result of systemic ventricular systolic dysfunction.
Once the right adrenal gland vessels were ligated, ABP dropped to 70/30 mmHg and SVV jumped from 8to9%9% to 17%, probably as a result of systemic vasodilation and hypovolemia.
Cancer, Galen proposed, was a result of a systemic malignant state, an internal overdose of black bile.
Fourteen British service personnel who were killed when an RAF Nimrod spy plane crashed in Afghanistan three years ago died as a result of "a systemic breach of the military covenant", a report said today.
A report commissioned by Directors UK found that between 2005 and 2014 just 13.6% of British films were directed by women and only 14.6% of those had a female screenwriter, as a result of "unconscious, systemic bias".
As a result of their systemic discrimination, extreme poverty, lack of social development and political marginalisation, indigenous people are among the most vulnerable during conflicts – particularly intrastate conflicts, where they can be trapped in the crossfire or represent one side.
Migraine patients often suffer greatly as a result of the systemic AEs related to the prophylactic drugs, reporting a reduced attention, somnolence, tremor, dizziness, fatigue, depression, loss of appetite, weight gain, hair loss and changes in libido.
