The phrase "a result of wisdom" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an outcome or consequence that stems from wise decision-making or knowledge.
Example: "The peaceful resolution of the conflict was a result of wisdom from both leaders, who prioritized dialogue over aggression."
Alternatives: "an outcome of knowledge" or "a consequence of insight."
Sofitel's weaknesses are mostly a result of prevailing wisdom on how new buildings should relate to old ones.
If you are experiencing severe discomfort as a result of the wisdom tooth infection, you can take anti-inflammation medications Paracetamol and Aspirin are both good options, but Ibuprofen helps to reduce inflammation in addition to relieving pain.
"'Giving in' is not about defeat but rather about building and growing as a result of including the wisdom from both you and the person who sees things differently from you," Felder said.
It was in that second period - probably as a result of some half-time words of wisdom from the manager - that the Scots showed the type of self-belief and positivity that has come to be a trademark of their play under Strachan.
But starting in the fall, it became clear that the country's national wealth was acquired thanks to high world oil prices and not as a result of any individual's personal wisdom.
Part two contains the pre-Cartesian view of truth and wisdom as a result of a universal revelation to the Hebrews that was transmitted through the Greeks, Romans, and Islam to medieval Christianity.
The old rhetoric around debt was binary and overly simplistic (there is good debt and bad debt — the former is necessary, the latter a result of your lack of willpower or wisdom) but debt is generally frowned upon by financial advisors because it does the opposite of what you want your accounts to do: cost rather than earn.
Although Real Salt Lake may have a designated player by next season, the signing could be a result of an alternate philosophy: "There's some wisdom in having a player in with you first and then signing him as a D.P. after a while as a reward for good play," Lagerwey said.
Some misconceptions come from "traditional wisdoms" and some from poorly informed science, but most are a result of deficient sciences.
34 The results of WISDOM are clinically relevant for doctors treating postmenopausal women with relevant symptoms including vasomotor symptoms, sleep disturbance, and aching joints and muscles.
As a result, this wisdom is typically hard-won.
