The phrase "misunderstanding results" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to the outcome of when something is not understood or interpreted correctly between two or more people. For example: "Due to miscommunication, misunderstanding results and misunderstandings between the two parties were created."
The reason for the under-scoring of PN1 by AQAs might not be due to their inability to identify low grade pneumonia but due to a misunderstanding resulting in an underestimation of the importance of data collection even for low grade pneumonia and the impact on herd health.
South Korea's left-wing press, which tends to shape young opinion, is describing the shelling of the island as the inevitable product of "misunderstandings" resulting from a lack of dialogue.
When a comment intended to be clear and correct to one constituency ricochets to another, political confusion and misunderstandings result to everyone's disadvantage.
After all, both of these misunderstandings result from people trying to graft their normative conceptions of love and relationships onto people who are partnering in non-normative ways.
For instance, Study 1 looks at patterns of misunderstandings in consultations between doctors and patients with limited English, identifying misunderstandings resulting from culturally specific styles of communication (such as how personal or impersonal to be, how direct to be in self-presentation or how literally to interpret a question).
Assuming how someone feels about you without directly asking them could result in a misunderstanding and result in unnecessary heart ache.
Frequency of seizures has been related to fear and misunderstanding which results in the social stigma and discrimination surrounding epilepsy.
Failure to meet the many complex technical requirements, even as a result of an oversight or misunderstanding, can result in arrest, detention, and deportation.
Otherwise, Judge Beglin wrote, "only public confusion and misunderstanding would result".
