The phrase "a result of testing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing outcomes or findings that arise from a testing process, often in scientific or technical contexts.
Example: "The new software features were implemented as a result of testing conducted over the past month."
Alternatives: "an outcome of testing" or "a consequence of testing".
The rule table is created as a result of testing.
This confidence is partly a result of testing the calculator against some known results, but also largely because, after the development of quantum mechanics, we feel we understand the components of solid-state systems to such a high level that we are willing to extrapolate this confidence to unknown territory.
This study presents two interesting outcomes as a result of testing the influence of angle of placement and depth over jet pump: at constant depth jet pump works better at vertical position but when it is under the influence of both depth and angle of placement, incline position is better once flow is commenced.
The data will come as a result of testing large numbers of patients and following up on their clinical outcomes.
Confirmation is achieved by detecting at least one additional bovine TB infected animal in the herd, as a result of testing the herd with antemortem tests [ 19].
Attendance was 85%; we modified the recruitment of patients, the course and the training of facilitators as a result of testing.
What we do know is that these cheating scandals have been a result of test-obsessed school reform.
But the other scandals, like Atlanta's, "have been a result of test-obsessed school reform".
The investigators' report indicates that all those theories were studied and nearly all discarded, in part as a result of tests conducted at Marshall.
At least 4,000 animals die annually as a result of tests on ingredients that go into cosmetics, the group said.
As a result of test kits shortages the study team often had few patients to select for interview.
