The phrase "and results in the generation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a process that leads to the creation or production of something.
Example: "The chemical reaction occurs rapidly and results in the generation of new compounds."
Alternatives: "and leads to the creation of" or "and causes the production of".
Removal of albumin is achieved with minimal nonspecific protein removal and results in the generation of a protein profile representative of low abundance protein that can be used as a discriminator of a particular disease state.
The transition from the ground state triplet to the lower energy ground singlet state is spin-forbidden, but it can occur in the presence of triplet oxygen and results in the generation of singlet oxygen.
We find that treatment with binaphthoquinones depolarizes mitochondrial membranes and results in the generation of ROS.
In fact, severe G6PD deficiency impairs respiratory burst activity and results in the generation of the less reactive oxygen species (ROS, including super-oxide anion, hydrogen peroxide and hydroxyl radical), causing abnormal function of the neutrophils and monocytes, as in HIV infection in vitro [25] and in ROS-deficient mice, which are extremely susceptible to infection [26].
This alternative signaling pathway activates a number of phosphorylated lipids and results in the generation of the intracellular protein kinase Akt.
A similar process occurs in B-cells, and results in the generation of heavy and light chains of the immunoglobulin receptors and secreted antibodies.
The hematopoietic progenitors were able to proliferate and differentiate, resulting in the generation of mature cells.
The process that results in the generation of glial cells.
Subsequent chemical hydrolysis results in the generation of cHPMPC.
Over-activation of PARP1 results in the generation of large amounts of PAR.
