The phrase "a tangible result of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a concrete outcome or effect that arises from a specific cause or action.
Example: "The new marketing strategy led to a tangible result of increased sales and customer engagement."
Alternatives: "a concrete outcome of" or "a measurable effect of".
The response to New Orleans was a tangible result of this shift.
The vivid details of his alleged Jan . 29attack — including a rope put around his neck — captured the attention of Democratic presidential hopefuls and celebrities as a tangible result of social decay and toxic political discourse.
In Springfield and Seattle, they are a tangible result of a change in thinking.
Supported by a modest investment of time and effort, the archive is a tangible result of FAO's activities to strengthen institutional collaborations and partnerships.
"This is a tangible result of the nation's increased investment in medical research over the past ten years... We stand on the threshold of creating a future that will revolutionize the practice of medicine by allowing us to predict disease, develop more precise therapies and, ultimately, preempt the development of disease in the first place".
Like yard work, this can be a great way to earn money while still enjoying the weather and seeing a tangible result of your work.
At the end of the meeting, the patient presented a check to the foundation--a tangible result of a year of door-to-door fundraising in her community.
Hamas wants an end to the siege, which stretches back more than seven years, and a tangible result on the visceral issue of prisoners.
As we have said previously, the knowledge aggregation process undertaken in each country was, in itself, a tangible result because " the process of generating knowledge was the product"[ 23].
(There was not a single tangible result of that conference).
Nevertheless, I tell Selvin I am keen to see a more tangible result of the Summer of Love.
