The phrase "actually resulted in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a specific action or event led to a particular outcome or consequence.
Example: "The new marketing strategy actually resulted in a significant increase in sales over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "ultimately led to a" or "truly caused a".
Mr. Klain argued that Congress needed, however, to ensure that whatever trade-off was made actually resulted in a safer society.
Of these, only 2,000-4,000 cases were egregious enough to qualify for the death penalty and, on average, 250 actually resulted in a death sentence.
Even the much-vaunted "triple lock" on basic state pensions has actually resulted in a lower basic pension than would have been achieved by just retaining the old retail price inflation link.
Climate scientists say that the standardisation of raw temperature data is important to remove rogue readings and has, in most cases, actually resulted in a reduction of the warming trend in Australia.
However, they were far more aerodynamic, presenting a smooth surface to the air, and their weight actually resulted in a flywheel effect with the heavier rim's inertia making pedalling easier.
Found's stable companion Highland Reel, the King George winner, was also less than two lengths behind her in the Arc, while it is also hard to overlook the fact that, for all her consistency, only one of those seven Group One runs this year actually resulted in a victory.
OPEC's announced plan to reduce output by 1.5 million barrels a day may actually result in a drop closer to a million barrels a day, because some members chronically exceed their official quotas.
The average session length across Coremetric's sample was 7 32 minutes, down from 8 23 minutes last year, but the percentage of visits that actually resulted in an order increased to 5.26percentt from 3.99percentt last year.
The report outlined that "criminalization and repressive measures" have actually resulted in an increase in drug consumption and caused "the growth of a 'huge criminal black market.'".
In Costa Rica, reforms put in place with the objective to reduce absenteeism actually resulted in an increase in absence [ 34].
However, in the ER-MDA-wt cells JNK2 was not stimulated as much and addition of Acrp30 actually resulted in an increase in JNK2 phosphorylation.
