The phrase 'resulted in harm' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express that a certain action caused some form of negative consequence. For example, "The negligent behavior of the driver resulted in harm to several of the pedestrians."
While he calculated that 1 in 350 horse-riding episodes resulted in harm, that was only the case with 1 in 10,000 episodes of ecstasy use.
Lang said that if he finds an error that resulted in harm, and the doctor could have avoided it, then, as far as he is concerned, the doctor was negligent.
Attorney General Loretta Lynch released a statement, saying: "I condemn the senseless acts of violence by some individuals in Baltimore that have resulted in harm to law enforcement officers, destruction of property and a shattering of the peace in the city of Baltimore.
Companies got low marks for ineffective leadership; having too much hierarchy, politics, or bureaucracy; and poor ethics that resulted in harm to patients or the environment.
6 12 We first assessed whether the event resulted in harm to the patient.
Several examples illustrated compromised patient safety which resulted in harm to the patient as a result of delayed investigations and delayed treatment.
Some, but not all, medical mistakes can result in harm or injury to the patient".
In many states, Good Samaritans are protected from liability if their well-intentioned efforts inadvertently result in harm.
Diagnostic mistakes account for about 15 percent of errors that result in harm to patients, according to the Institute of Medicine.
There was "abundant evidence that serious and extensive quality problems exist through American medicine, resulting in harm to many Americans".
"If you are approaching children in social media environments designed for and by children, there are still privacy issues that can result in harm.
