The phrase "army resulted" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe an outcome or consequence related to an army, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The conflict escalated, and the army resulted in significant territorial changes."
Alternatives: "the army led to" or "the army caused".
In 1985 his criticism of the Ecuadoran army resulted in a warrant for his arrest.
His service (1953 55) in the U.S. Army resulted in his adoption of a pacifist stance and membership in the pacifist Mennonite faith.
In 2006 a full-scale offensive against the drug cartels by the Mexican army resulted in the arrests of many traffickers but failed to destroy the major cartels or to capture Guzmán.
"I was young, it was adventurous, there was much hoopla and glamour; in addition, and this too is hard to get across to college students today, for me and for most others, going into the army resulted immediately in a vast improvement in my standard of living".
Like 99.9% of American Jews, they did not consider joining the Israeli army (Why? Because they are Americans? In fact, until the late 1960's, joining a foreign army resulted in loss of US citizenship).
Further amalgamations and the general reduction in the post war British Army resulted in the brigade being formed from the 1st Parachute Battalion, the amalgamated 2nd/3rd Parachute Battalion and the amalgamated 8th/9th Parachute Battalion.
Massucco said the situation was created by a change in the guards, with the navy taking over from the army, resulting in a fresh inspection which led the new guards to remove documents they found "disturbing".
Although Mr Saakashvili took the catastrophic decision to send in the Georgian army, resulting in many civilian deaths, no evidence has been offered by the Russians to support their wild claims of genocide or ethnic cleansing.Peacekeepers or piece-keepers?The difference between Kosovo and South Ossetia has been starker still in the war's aftermath.
Two days later Kett, who had his main camp outside the city, confronted the royal army, resulting in a slaughter of over 2,000 peasants.
During the summer Henry advanced into the Norman Vexin, where he encountered Louis's army, resulting in the Battle of Brémule.
This was evidence that the division of Bruyères, of which they were a part, had been much used by always being placed at the vanguard of the army, resulting in the loss many of the best and bravest troopers.
