"result in him" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to talk about a particular outcome that affects a certain person. For example, "The decision to close the store will result in him losing his job."
A conviction could result in him being imprisoned or even sentenced to death.
Tiffany talks about her recent sexual escapades, which result in him moving his face closer to hers.
Now he hopes that his team's rapid rise can result in him achieving the ultimate success in his sport this weekend.
He was also planning for the future: for a Transatlantic leap that will more likely than not result in him planting new roots in the Arizona Desert.
However, she claimed not to have been aware that the agreement would result in him being allowed to sing songs by other artists.
That's 58mph in old money, down a mountain where one slip of the wheel could result in him plunging over the side to his death.
Elizabeth Southerland, the former E.P.A. official, said, "Pruitt's repeal of rules, failure to enforce rules, and weakening of rules will result in him creating many new Superfund sites".
Yet that face, which can look weedy on screen and result in him getting typecast as the whelp, is wide and sculptured up close.
Danny's tendency towards intense shame, to lash out at others when he feels humiliated, seems certain to result in him hurting someone.
"I made the mistake of touching one," he says, adding that this could result in him being linked to the October 1993 killing outside the Shorts factory.
Hence, while a poor pass to Lionel Messi might go unnoticed, a duff ball into Carlton Cole will likely result in him losing possession.
