"as another result" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a secondary or additional outcome or consequence. For example: "The company's new marketing strategy was successful in increasing sales. As another result, their profits also rose significantly."
As another result of her increasing fame or notoriety, as she calls it Sylvia found that she was being asked to write about her experiences, and she eventually accepted a proposal from the National Geographic that she do an article on the Tektite Project.
As another result of her increasing fame — or notoriety, as she calls it — Sylvia found that she was being asked to write about her experiences, and she eventually accepted a proposal from the National Geographic that she do an article on the Tektite Project.
Mr Stiglitz also views the housing boom and bust as another result of misguided American policy, but Spain and Ireland had property bubbles too and they are much more equal societies.When it comes to solutions to the inequality problem, Mr Stiglitz wants a top income tax rate of "well in excess of" 50%, targeted fiscal stimulus and greater bank regulation.
multiple sources of evidence, with data needing to converge in a triangulating fashion and as another result benefits from.
As another result, for safe junction temperature ranges, it is seen that for all LED power dissipations, adding aluminum or copper plate behind the printed circuit board at low ambient temperatures is sufficient.
Also, as another result, due to low complexity, we can use a smaller dataset which is one of the main features of petroleum datasets (Feldman and Ballard 1982; Jacobs et al. 1991; Jacobs 1995).
Statistical data about the history of the documentation of the OSM folksonomy are stored as another resulting dataset.
There was another result as well.
Jenkins's commission stint had another result as well.
The opposition leader, Bill Shorten, seized on the Senate result as "another humiliating defeat for Tony Abbott and his unfair budget".
Susan Decker, the company's chief financial officer, described the results as "another strong quarter for Yahoo".
