The phrase 'directly resulted from' is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "His poor health directly resulted from lack of exercise."
Lisa Hastings, Philadelphia: Even this trillion dollar estimate is low, considering that it does not count the costs to Iraq which directly resulted from our invasion.
My claims will reflect the substantial personal and business costs and losses that have directly resulted from the actions of these parties".
"I can point to a half-dozen things on this 2013 car that directly resulted from meetings this group had with Nissan," said Gary Lieber, co-founder of the owners association, informally known as the BayLeafs.
In a written answer containing the figures, the department said it was up to the defence minister or a delegate to decide whether the alleged loss, damage or injury could reasonably be viewed as having directly resulted from an ADF activity.
The sharp changes of contact voltage, for example at 306.05 and 306.19 s, were directly resulted from the steep drop of contact force, which was expected to induce the occurrence of pantograph arcing.
Late deaths in the ICU also directly resulted from end-of-life decisions in 36 (29 %) patients with fixed multiple organ failure for whom the treating physicians were convinced that meaningful recovery was not possible.
Most athletic departments that provide health care to athletes cover only injuries that directly result from practice or competition.
The teenager's death raises the number of deaths from last summer's protests to seven, at least four directly resulting from police violence.
Most of the larger purses directly result from higher revenue from title sponsors, and the PGA Tour is in the midst of negotiating new deals with the sponsors of a dozen events that will expire by the end of 2010.
This directly results from one-shot deviation principle in repeated games [4].
As a matter of fact, pavement damage is directly resulting from a long-term effect of dynamic traffic loading.
