The phrase "as a key result" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing important outcomes or findings in a report, analysis, or presentation.
Example: "The project was successful, and as a key result, we increased our market share by 15%."
Alternatives: "as a significant outcome" or "as a major finding".
As a key result, a large anisotropy in the linear and nonlinear optical absorptions for very intense laser field is predicted.
As a key result, the produced renewable energy is partially self-consumed, what allows for a more efficient and rational use of energy in buildings.
As a key result, the concept of Fisher information and the Cramér-Rao bound is shown to be applicable also to unknown systematic errors, which is demonstrated for several examples.
As a key result, the analyses show that the shape of the cumulative distribution function for each event tree is influenced by the aleatory uncertainties while the variations in the magnitudes of the cumulative distribution functions are determined by the epistemic uncertainties.
As a key result, we demonstrate the fabrication of single and vertically stacked QDs with linewidth below 100 μeV using 35 nm deep LDE nanoholes as template.
As a key result of our study, we found distinct adipokine patterns in individuals with isolated IFG and isolated IGT independent from BMI.
As a key control, results concerned about the transplant effect should be included in the abstract.
As a leader, your Key Result Areas serve as the critical success factors for your company.
As chains are now exposed to a denser water environment, hydrogen bonding becomes more intense, significantly affecting spectral characteristics (as a key feature throughout the results in this work, see "Results and discussion" section).
This is obtained by introducing the FDF as a key parameter to the results.
She said the secret test was given to a control group of successful police officers, and their answers were used as a key to score applicants' results.
