The phrase "areas resulting in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific regions or fields that lead to a particular outcome or effect.
Example: "The study identified several areas resulting in a significant increase in productivity."
Alternatives: "regions leading to a" or "fields causing a".
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.
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.
To eventually cover the whole room, additional access points are needed to cover each of these small areas, resulting in a set of nine access points.
For a further increase of the bandwidth the presented phototransistors were designed with small emitter areas resulting in a small base-emitter capacitance.
During the 20th century farmland abandonment prevailed in mountain areas, resulting in a reduction of soil erosion due to vegetation recolonization whereas sheet-wash erosion, piping and gullying affected abandoned fields in semi-arid environments.
Shallow areas less 1.6 m in depth were sometimes misclassified as unfrozen areas resulting in an overall classification accuracy of 89%.
A linear regression was then performed on the natural log of each sequence of three areas, resulting in an estimate of the T2 for each metabolite peak.
For these reasons, there is political will in many countries to expand labor market areas, resulting in an increase in overall commuting (European Policy Brief, 2008; Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions, 2009).
"On Thursday evening, further signalling problems in the Waterloo and Woking areas resulted in a significant amount of delays.
