The phrase "are resultant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is a consequence or outcome of a particular action or situation.
Example: "The changes in the environment are resultant from the new policies implemented by the government."
Alternatives: "are a result" or "are consequences".
They are resultant to the right-lateral oblique-slip movement along the Rosetta fault trend during the Early Miocene.
For instance, some dhammas are wholesome, others unwholesome; some are resultant, others are not; some are motivated, others are without motivations.
In addition, with a relatively expensive test, there are resultant cost implications that need to be considered prior to wholesale endorsement of this technique in guidelines.
These are resultant from specific physiological responses to critical illness in this population and the nature of the interventional therapies used in the intensive care environment.
Boiler tube fatigue failures are resultant to a coupled combination of fluid flow and heat transfer mechanisms, inducing thermal expansion leading to fatigue failure.
Moreover, the Ministry of Health issued regulation about a family planning activity that are resultant family services for under five years children (Bina Keluarga Balita or BKB) and integrated health center post (Posyandu).
The Croatia forward's resultant free-kick was deflected inches wide.
A low dissimilarity is resultant of neighbouring voxels having similar values [32].
There is resultant savings of 1614 tons of CO2 per year by the system.
It involves a "distinctive quality" (p. 55) which emerges, rather than merely being resultant, from the neural process (p. 14).
Thus, the topological images suggested that particle sizes were not well defined; it might be resultant of uncontrolled ambient conditions.
