The phrase "result in inability" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something leads to or causes someone to be unable to do something. Example: The storm resulted in inability to travel to the conference, causing many attendees to miss the event.
Shortcomings in registration systems and inadequate implementation of genetics in existing guidelines are reported and result in inability to register genetic information in Electronic Patient Records.
Conversely, inserting a tube that is too small can result in inability to achieve effective positive pressure ventilation due to retrograde escape of gas through the glottis and out the mouth and nose (often referred to as a "leak" around the tube).
This in turn would result in inability of myostatin to modulate muscle mass/power [15].
Some mutations, such as the common ΔF508 mutation, result in inability of the encoded protein to reach the plasma membrane.
Lack of denominators for immunization coverage assessment and target setting result in inability to assess performance of workers was also identified by Braa et al [ 20].
However, pain and itching from skin disease are known to result in inability to function in the workplace, use one's hands (as palm involvement is common in psoriasis), and can result in sleep disturbances that characterise psoriasis and result in inability to participate in various physical activities related to work or leisure.
One of the problems of the existing automated methods is their limited scalability, which results in inability to handle large number of variables.
Inhomogeneous density leads to part distortion (or warpage) during sintering, resulting in inability to get the desired dimensional tolerances and mechanical properties in the final product.
Persistent attitude of "What can you do for me?" Lack of preparation for the interview - failure to get information about the company resulting in inability to ask intelligent questions.
"Subsequent flight crew action resulted in inability to control the aircraft… causing the aircraft [to] depart from the normal flight envelope and entering a prolonged stall condition that was beyond the ability of the flight crew to recover," the National Transportation Safety Committee said in a statement.
This appears to be the result of a change in the replenishing capacity of the epithelium, thus resulting in inability of the epithelium to restore itself.
