The phrase "an obvious result of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is a clear or evident consequence of a particular cause or situation.
Example: "The increase in pollution levels is an obvious result of industrial expansion in the area."
Alternatives: "a clear consequence of" or "a evident outcome of".
Such extreme childishness is an obvious result of Mr. Brooks's desperately wanting to make a "Star Wars" sendup without any real comic inspiration.
This is an obvious result of too liberal an attitude about who can use Medicaid and how far they can use it....... Q...
The confidence and ease with which Ms. Martin cooks -- rapidly adjusting the amount of milk and eggs needed in order to create a silky, custardy base for the zucchini in her flan de courgettes -- is an obvious result of this period.
At first glance, an obvious result of PBM consolidation might seem to be merely lowered drug prices.
First, note that the uniqueness of the coupled fixed point is an obvious result of in (2.20).
Eugene says that Britain has suffered the most, an obvious result of London's dependence on financial services, while France has resisted well.
Nevertheless the production of cars without airbags or removal of the airbags from all existing cars would not decrease the number of accidents in general-an obvious result if the real purpose of the airbag was known.
In Section 1, we set the problem and recall an obvious result about the unique existence of solution.
I especially applaud Hall's warning that a less obvious result of moving mental health care into the profit-making, free-enterprise arena is that "a grand unification theory of psychiatry, a convergence of the psychosocial and the molecular, of talk therapy and drug therapy," might not come to pass.
It is wholly unacceptable to draw arbitrary lines in the sand and not move when the obvious result of such a maneuver is a negative impact upon the most vulnerable of our citizens, children with cancer.
The Broncos' victories are the obvious result of a great defense playing some terrible teams (Chiefs, Dolphins) or unprepared opponents (Jets, Raiders).
