The phrase "resulting from this process" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you want to describe the outcome of a particular process. For example, "The resulting outcome from this process was a higher level of efficiency."
The debt trajectory resulting from this process is likely to determine whether the Aaa rating is returned to a stable outlook or downgraded to Aa1, as Moody's stated last September.
"The debt trajectory resulting from this process is likely to determine whether the Aaa rating is returned to a stable outlook or downgraded" by one notch to Aa1, the Moody's report said.
In montage the emphasis is on the juxtaposition of ideas resulting from this process; cutting stresses the physical work with the actual strips of film; and editing encompasses both.
As noted above, we detected some unreasonable high charges resulting from this process.
Then, the mean of the variances resulting from this process is calculated.
Thus, the action resulting from this process can be viewed as hierarchical in nature [ibid].
Reports have said that a flammable facial exudate possibly also results from this process, though no connection has been found.
Any embryos that might result from this process, known as parthenogenesis, would have only the genes of the egg cell.
The works that result from this process, found at the top of the ramp, often have a tremendous scale and an unexpected exuberance.
Capco says it will be making formal representations to the GLA about Earls Court as Khan's revision of the London Plan gets underway, adding that "no decision has been reached on whether any [new] planning application will result from this process".
The dilution of the blood that would result from this process is prevented by ultrafiltration, by which some of the water, along with some dissolved materials, is forced through the membrane by maintaining the blood at a higher pressure than the solution.
