"easily resulting in" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where something is the result of an effortless cause. Example: The lack of oversight in the department easily resulted in budget overruns.
A large frontal area causes a relatively high drag, whereas a slim and streamlined body allows oncoming air molecules to flow past more easily resulting in low drag.
The carbon layer on LiCoPO4 synthesized from CoSO4 was converted to graphite carbon easily, resulting in the investment of high electronic conductivity to the LiCoPO4 particle.
Because of the widening of the pore diameter and thinning of the anhydrous film, the chemical and electrochemical dissolution process proceeds easily resulting in surface roughening.
Stronger acid sites can crack large molecules derived by thermal decomposition of L. japonica more easily, resulting in higher gas yields.
Obviously, the learning strategy overlooks the impact of environmental heterogeneity on individual behavior, which easily resulting in premature convergence and high runtime consuming.
Iio et al. (2002) proposed a model that explains the cause of some intraplate earthquakes, whereby a weak zone in the lower crust deforms relatively easily, resulting in a high concentration of stress above it.
However, it is highly dangerous, and careless use can easily result in fatalities.
The likely combination of congested waterways and multiple firework displays could easily result in serious injuries or fatalities".
While this is certainly a safer choice, it can easily result in a one dimensional working culture with staff all approaching challenges in the same way.
Such upgrades, he said, can easily result in sufficient savings to recoup the cost of the new appliances in just a few years, particularly in times of higher-than-average energy costs.
Countrywide seems to envision a loan-by-loan process, however, which would be too slow to keep up with imminent defaults and could all too easily result in inconsistent treatment of borrowers.
