"resulting from it" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to explain the outcome or consequence of a previous action or event. Example: The increased rainfall has caused a rise in the river level, resulting in widespread flooding in the area.
In this study, we analyzed hantavirus disease in Inner Mongolia, including death resulting from it and its geographic distribution and dynamics.
The questionnaire consisted of nine targeted questions probing key informants' awareness of the Code, changes resulting from it, ways to improve its implementation, and key informants' overall opinion on the effectiveness of non-binding codes in general (see Web Additional file 1 to view the questionnaire).
Diabetes mellitus (DM) has become one of the most important challenges faced by healthcare systems due to its high worldwide prevalence and the high economic burden resulting from it.
The union has said it will not accept the new technology unless all new jobs resulting from it are in union jurisdiction.
Russia is retaliating for Wada's support of the investigation that revealed an extensive state-sponsored doping regime, and for the Olympic and Paralympic suspensions resulting from it.
But he now finds himself left on the periphery of one of the highest-profile cases resulting from it all, the perjury investigation into Roger Clemens.
Indeed, part of her reform agenda and the conflict with the police leadership resulting from it, is precisely about reorganising the consensual basis for policing with elected commissioners.
The longshoremen say they will not accept the new technology unless their union is granted jurisdiction over all new jobs resulting from it.
Fifty-seven have since died of H.I.V.-related diseases and nine of hepatitis or complications resulting from it, the inquiry found.
In 2007-08, up to half of this £6.5 billion will come from better use of staff time resulting from IT investments.
Nobody is arguing that infringement should not be punishable, only that the damage resulting from it should be impartially assessed and the penalties should be proportionate to the damage.
