The phrase "immense results" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a large amount of positive results, such as in the sentence: "We achieved immense results in terms of improving the quality of life of our citizens."
The repercussions of that change have been immense, resulting in shifts in how research is carried out and in how biology is understood.
"This time it was tough," Åkerfeldt said, "I feel pleasantly blown away by the immense result, though.
Due to the immense issue of overpopulation resulting in countless homeless and euthanized cats each year, you should spay your cat unless you are a professional purebred cat breeder.
The sudden requirement for processing large quantities of secretory proteins can be immense and results in over burdening the folding machinery within the ER, leading to accumulation of misfolded proteins and ER stress (Malhotra and Kaufman, 2007; Walter and Ron, 2011; Wang and Kaufman, 2012).
Read, Adiibokah and Nyame's ethnographic study highlights the immense suffering resulting from the chaining and beating of the chronically mentally ill in Ghana [ 32].
The effort the children put into their work was immense, and the results were stunning as a result.
The quantum tunneling resistance across these gaps is highly sensitive to junction distance, resulting in the immense piezoresistive effect.
Their challenge is immense, but the results of their efforts are always fascinating.
So a great deal of the accidental and absurd in life gets represented in the book — though, since it is life under immense pressure, the results are sometimes tragic or grotesque.
Phaidon Press has now published "Speaking of Art," a small sampling of the immense undertaking that resulted from that dissatisfaction.
