The phrase "a result the scope" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "as a result of the scope"? If this is the case, you can use it when discussing the consequences or outcomes related to a specific scope of work or project.
Example: "As a result of the scope defined in the project, we were able to meet all deadlines and deliverables."
Alternatives: "due to the scope" or "as a consequence of the scope".
As a result, the scope for imaginative reworking of the past – the misrecognitions and mutations that characterised earlier cults of antiquity like the 19th-century gothic revival – is reduced.
But as a result, the scope for cost savings will be less, perhaps only half that achieved in a typical bank merger, so Crédit Agricole will not be able to offer a huge premium, analysts said.
As a result, the scope of renovation in the existing building was scaled back, and a contingency plan allowing a slower pace for construction was drawn up in case major contracts, due to be bid this summer, came in over budget.
As a result, the scope of practice for emergency physicians and the quality of care vary greatly among hospitals.
As a result, the scope of the case is starting to come into focus as both companies prepare for a trial set to begin in October.
As a result, the scope of the disease is not well defined, its coverage in guidelines from professional associations is limited, and few new medical options are available.
As a result, "the legitimate scope of CED….
For a senior physician looking to attain a chief physician position the features of university hospitals appear to be conducive to career advancement, potentially as a result of the scope the services and treatments offered and the complexity of the organization.
The governor, of course, has every right to be concerned with the safety of his residents, but he is misusing the "criminal alien" data and, as a result, exaggerating the scope of the problem posed by those living in the U.S. illegally.
The numerical results showed that the material temperature also became negative, a result outside the scope of the theorem.
Spach et al. [ 1] described nosocomial transmission of microorganisms by endoscopes as a result of scope contamination from the patient and/or the inanimate environment (e.g. irrigating solutions, automated endoscope reprocessing devices).
