"result in creation" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase to say that something led to the creation of something else, or to explain the cause of something being created. For example, "The collaboration of these two entities resulted in the creation of a new company."
Periodontal disease if left untreated can result in creation of defects within the alveolar ridge.
Therefore, a single chunk causes multiple page faults, which eventually would result in creation and submission of thousands of I/O requests to the block layer for further processing before dispatching them to the physical storage.
Furthermore, in order to explain these data, we present a model describing the electrical conduction through DNA molecule: DNA is a classical semiconductor with charges, dipoles and ions that result in creation of localized energy-states (LESs) in the extended bands and in the energy gap of the DNA molecule.
Our findings suggest that Mozambique's 2-week in-service ARtrainingng strategy did not result in creation of adequate TM capacity to provide high-quality clinical HIV/AIDS services.
Future analyses of sequences from other marine mammal rhabdovirus sequences might support the validity of our phylogenetic analysis and result in creation of a new group containing marine mammal rhabdoviruses.
Patient feedback did not result in creation of further items, as the suggested activities were either already covered by very similar items (e.g., washing and drying dishes or lying on one's back) or described uncommon activities (e.g., holding a wind instrument).
This results in creation of large dimensional constrains matrix.
This had resulted in creation of the software program for the preventive building maintenance.
When pH is less than pHPZC (pHIEP), Eq. 2 results in creation of the positive surface charge and positive zeta potential.
When pH is larger than pHPZC (pHIEP), Eq. 3 results in creation of the negative surface charge and negative zeta potential [42, 43, 45].
In addition, these predictions identified protein domains within the exocyst subunits, resulting in creation and characterization of a soluble, folded domain of Sec10p.
