"resulted in issues" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that a certain action or event has led to problems or complications. Example sentence: The change in management resulted in issues with employee morale and productivity.
The increased number of women MPs since 1997 undoubtedly resulted in issues such as childcare and domestic violence moving up the agenda.
Those values resulted in issues pertaining to sexual harassment and an overall unfriendly work environment.
The recent decline in autopsy rates and lack of human anatomical material donated for research and training has resulted in issues for medical training in the United Kingdom.
For patients undergoing surgery, a lack of planning and preparation was a recurring theme which resulted in issues such as patients being listed for day cases when they needed to be kept in hospital overnight because of their weight.
These franchise agreements granted the company very little oversight control over its franchisees and resulted in issues of product quality control, store image and design and operations procedures.
Such delay could result in issues that affect system security.
We engage with the security research community to test the security of our products so that we can fix potential vulnerabilities before they result in issues for our customers.
Since, technology area such as Cloud Identity Management is still evolving, thus, no well-established standards have been developed so far, resulting in issues like vendor lock-in and lack of openness (availability of specifications/data formats/protocols).
If particle velocity increases too much issues such as particle attrition, dust generation, chute and belt wear and excessive noise can arise, whereas if particle velocity decreases, stagnation zones can develop, resulting in issues such as spillage or chute blockage.
This may result in issues relating to existing development and publishing arrangements, IP licenses and security over IP rights".
