The phrase "article resulting in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the outcome or effect of an article, often in academic or analytical contexts.
Example: "The article resulting in significant changes in policy was published last month."
Alternatives: "article leading to" or "article causing".
Quantization into q gray levels is used in this article resulting in a q × q co-occurrence matrix of the gray levels defined as M = p ( 1, 1 ) p ( 1, 2 ) ⋯ p ( 1, q ) p ( 2, 1 ) p ( 2, 2 ) ⋯ p ( 2, q ) ⋮ ⋮ ⋱ ⋮ p ( q, 1 ) p ( q, 2 ) ⋯ p ( q, q ), (26).
During the process of reviewing the articles, one additional article was found to be relevant through reading the reference lists of each article, resulting in a total of 2513 articles reviewed.
A research article by Séralini and colleagues (Séralini et al. 2012), published in the journal Food and Chemical Toxicology (FCT), is one such article resulting in considerable discourse (Arjó et al. 2013; Barale-Thomas 2013; Grunewald and Bury 2013; Ollivier 2013; Wagner et al. 2013; Sanders et al. 2013; Schorsch 2013; Séralini et al. 2013) and a call for new research (European Commission 2013).
The experience (and the article) resulted in my taking over the product reins at nonprofit MyMaryland.net, a new constituent-communication startup.
The article resulted in tens of thousands of letters to Congress, reportedly surpassing the number of letters received about the Vietnam War.
Perhaps CD30 cutoff levels, which were different from ours (absolute values not shown in their article), resulted in the contradictory findings mentioned above.
Shredding or pulverizing reduces the size of the waste articles, resulting in a uniform mass of material.
Paddick defended himself against the criminal and disciplinary charges involved, and sued the Mail on Sunday and Melanie Phillips (author of some of the most virulent articles), resulting in substantial out-of-court settlements.
Additional articles were identified from reference lists of collected articles, resulting in 88 articles relevant to the curriculum.
The search of backward and forward citations of these 28 articles retrieved 4 additional articles, resulting in 32 articles included (20– 51), which reported 31 studies.
