The phrase "areas resulted in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the outcomes or consequences of specific areas or fields of study, research, or activity.
Example: "The research conducted in various areas resulted in a significant increase in our understanding of climate change."
Alternatives: "regions led to a" or "fields produced a".
For example, telecare in the WSD areas resulted in a fall of 20% of emergency admissions.
"On Thursday evening, further signalling problems in the Waterloo and Woking areas resulted in a significant amount of delays.
The mitigation measure with a vegetative filter strip linked to grazing areas resulted in a significant reduction of Cryptosporidium spp., but not of E. coli concentrations.
The BMP relative sensitivity index revealed that most combinations of targeting methods and priority areas resulted in a proportional decrease in pollutant load from the subbasin level and watershed outlet.
The drastic reduction in many populated areas resulted in a labor shortage, meaning that wages shot up.
The delayed reporting of these events from extremely isolated areas resulted in a delayed and less effective response.
New application areas resulted in an increase of the diversity of the workloads that Data Base Management Systems have to confront.
We found that the overall heterogeneity of fire occurrence in biomass-rich areas resulted in an asymptotic, yet somewhat decreasing, probability of burning at the highest NPP levels.
Many women choose to marry men who live in the urban areas, resulting in a further increase in the cost of marriage for men in rural areas.
Thus, it is ensured that both femtocells in each pair provide nearly the same signal level in common areas, resulting in a larger area of low dominance.
But also none of the four countries discriminate in all analysed areas, resulting in a rather complex picture of different level of rights.
