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The phrase "also resulting in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that one action or event leads to another consequence in addition to previously mentioned outcomes.
Example: "The new policy improved employee satisfaction, also resulting in a decrease in turnover rates."
Alternatives: "which also leads to a" or "and additionally causing a".
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For flight attendants, that trend has created yet another headache, and not just from the various new food-related odors: the in-air picnics are also resulting in a mess of discarded food, bags and boxes.
In these parallel statements, the implication is that "seeing" and "hearing" are passive, while "observing" and "listening" are active, requiring a heightened level of engagement from the observer or listener but also resulting in a greater acquisition of knowledge.
The Play That Goes Wrong did go wrong after actor Dave Hearn was thrown over a sofa in a fight sequence during a performance and dislocated his shoulder, also resulting in a trip to hospital.
Depending on the nucleotide sequence of the G-quadruplex structure, distamycin dimers may bind to the terminal planes of the quadruplex, also resulting in a 4 1 distamycin:quadruplex structure.
Combine this with the stop/start system cutting the engine before the vehicle has completely come to a rest (also resulting in a jolt through the steering wheel as the power steering switches off), and it means this automatic Audi could be a little more refined at crawling speeds.
It was found that ball milling results in reduction of the particle size down from 100 μm to 2.5 μm, while increasing the BET specific surface area from under 1 m2/g to 2.6 m2/g, also resulting in a complete change in the morphology of the sample.
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It also resulted in a decrease in caloric intake.
But it also resulted in a difficult day.
It may also result in a faster rate of improvement.
This change in scholarly behavior has also resulted in a formal change in scholarly communication.
Not surprisingly, that also resulted in a loss.
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