The phrase "a result of unpredictable" is not correct as it is incomplete.
It can be used when discussing outcomes that are influenced by unpredictable factors, but it needs to be followed by a noun to be grammatically correct.
Example: "The delays were a result of unpredictable weather conditions."
Alternatives: "an outcome of unforeseen" or "a consequence of erratic".
As a result of this unpredictable behaviour, there has been controversy in the management of thyroid cancer and several different staging systems have developed.
The dominance of foreign turbine manufacturers in the U.S. market, companies like Denmark's Vestas, is a direct result of unpredictable U.S. incentives.
Accurate diagnosis and effective management are challenging as a result of heterogeneity of presentation, unpredictable disease trajectory, cognitive impairment, comorbidities, and polypharmacy [ 5, 6].
The Bulgarian President's comments came after he attended a Nato summit of nine Eastern European member states in the Romanian capital Bucharest on Wednesday, at which leaders expressed concerns that the "security environment was deteriorating" as a result of Russia's "aggressive and unpredictable" behaviour.
Despite "Second Life's" waning popularity as a destination for businesses partly a result of virtual vandalism and other unpredictable behavior by the world's more eccentric inhabitants–she insists that private virtual worlds like Forterra's can offer many of the same advantages without the risks to security and productivity.
INDIA'S monsoon rains are retreating this week, a delayed end to a yearly wet season that has become ever more unpredictable as a result of global warming.
Third, weather has become more variable as a result of climate change, making yields more unpredictable.
City officials call the episodes tragedies that are sometimes just unpredictable accidents or a result of weather or wind, and note the relatively small number considering that the city has 2.5 million trees in its parks and on its streets.
A sign in the center of a nearby town proclaims, "The coffee of Cauca is No. 1!" But in the last few years, coffee yields have plummeted here and in many of Latin America's other premier coffee regions as a result of rising temperatures and more intense and unpredictable rains, phenomena that many scientists link partly to global warming.
