The phrase "is resulting in a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase in order to indicate that certain actions are causing certain results. An example sentence could be: "The ongoing changes to the local infrastructure is resulting in a decrease in commute times."
This is resulting in a sharp price appreciation in raw milk and associated products.
At nearly 10% of GDP, the deficit is resulting in a mountain of debt that threatens America's future.
A perfect storm of escalating workload, under-funding and recruitment problems is resulting in a crisis in general practice.
Live State of Origin broadcasts should be banned in Papua New Guinea because post-match violence is resulting in "a lot of killings", local police say.
I also learned about an unexpected secondary effect of OxyContin abuse: in cities like Pittsburgh, the crackdown on OxyContin is resulting in a sharp rise in heroin abuse.
Ledee's average is plummeting far below.200, a decline that is resulting in a grimace on his face, his head hanging down.
"There are a lot of lawyers out there chasing mold cases, everybody is running to court, and that is resulting in a series of construction-defect lawsuits.
This growth is resulting in a surge of demand for jobs, with recruitment in digital outperforming all other sectors by 2020.
Others think easy access to cheap photo technologies is resulting in a proliferation of amateur snapshots that destroys the integrity of professional work.
World meat consumption is expected to double again by 2050, which one expert, Henning Steinfeld of the United Nations, says is resulting in a "relentless growth in livestock production".
While we should be thankful to have our right to free speech constitutionally protected, the trend toward media consolidation in America is resulting in a de facto limitation of freedom of expression.
