"pleasant result" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe an outcome or consequence that is enjoyable, agreeable, or satisfying. Example: After months of hard work, the team's efforts finally paid off with a pleasant result – their project was selected as the winner.
But giving them their own specialties that go beyond the role of "helper" (and learning not to micromanage their execution) has had the pleasant result of making them feel an ownership in not just the meal, but the event.
A pleasant result from this process is "pupil expansion"; the exiting light can slightly diffuse to increase its FOV.
(online) It became a Twitter phenomenon and a pleasant result was that I got more Twitter followers.
"Forests are always quite chaotic places -- therefore I think the structures are more important for a pleasant result than the colours". Check out more of Schönberger's work on Facebook and Instagram.
While the initial purpose of preserving lemons in salt and their own juice was to make this winter fruit last all year long, a pleasant result of salting them is that it mellows out their bold, tart flavor, and heightens their lemony essence.
This reinforces a pleasant result from doing the act.
When other berries are available, they will produce equally pleasant results.
ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox and CW are all in the game, with surprisingly pleasant results.
With almost the same number of control points, our framework produces more accurate and visually pleasant results than the classical B-spline surface fitting method based on adaptive knot placement strategy (Park, 2011).
Moreover, they investigated some pleasant results of nonlinear eigenvalue problems with mixed monotone properties.
Specifically, as shown in Figure15, the proposed method and the methods in[23] and[41] can achieve visually pleasant results.
