The phrase 'has resulted in the creation of' is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is most often used in the context of cause and effect. For example, "The technological advances of the past few decades have resulted in the creation of new and improved methods of communication."
This effort has resulted in the creation of what General Dempsey called an interagency "playbook for cyber".
This has resulted in the creation of 10 marine parks covering more than 18,000 square miles and encompassing about 23% of Gabon's Exclusive Economic Zone.
The loyalists' appalling behaviour both on 12 July and last weekend has resulted in the creation of a new tension-point across the many marching routes of Ulster.
Instead, it has resulted in the creation of transnational links through which tactical expertise and "brand legitimacy" is shared, with the objectives remaining local.
In both cases this has resulted in the creation of fragmented societies, the scapegoating of immigrants and the rise of both populist and Islamist rhetoric.
But a meeting last year between Mr. Channing and Don Cerow, an astrologer and fellow woodworker, has resulted in the creation of an unusual sculpture garden that opened this summer at the winery.
Increased telecommunications in northern New Jersey have resulted in the creation of three more area codes.
These efforts have resulted in the creation of the SFCOMPO-2.0 database, which is publicly available from the NEA Data Bank.
Three sets of reroutings through Adrian have resulted in the creation of two different business loops through the city.
The laws banning cannabis have resulted in the creation of a more dangerous alternative, as they have done with PMA-filled ecstasy pills.
These proposals didn't give the Palestinians everything they wanted, but they came close, and most important, they would have resulted in the creation of a Palestinian state.
