"result in misunderstanding" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe how something has caused confusion or misinterpretation. Example: Poor communication between team members can result in misunderstandings and delays in project completion.
"However, those guidelines could result in misunderstandings or be perceived as inconsistent, and the LEGO Group has therefore adjusted the guidelines for sales of LEGO bricks in very large quantities".
Different perceptions and experiences of landscapes and different entitlements can result in misunderstandings and conflicts.
The Danish company said it has changed its policy because of its potential to result "in misunderstandings or be perceived as inconsistent".
The HIV counselors mentioned that information and counseling structured by health professionals is far better than passive patient notification, which may result in misunderstandings and conflict.
This lack of education can result in misunderstandings; for example, some women believe that their disease will improve when they get married or become pregnant, and as such they do not believe that they need to discuss the possible impact of their disease with their husbands.
Although patients may benefit through increased disease awareness and increased adherence (Bradford et al 2006), this practice has the potential to increase healthcare costs, and may result in misunderstandings by the patients about their underlying disease and its management with poor use of clinic time (Bosic et al 2007).
This results in misunderstanding of the operation behavior, and the assay capability is compromised when serving as a sensing tool.
I am working on my article on Sacred Scriptures and its Intended use--misinterpretations. Apparently, during my presentation, I did not apply the qualified translation which resulted in misunderstanding By our friend from Bombay.
Confusing the needs of these three stakeholders results in misunderstanding.
