"results of a process" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the end result or product of a specific process or procedure. For example: The results of the manufacturing process were exceptional.
In this paper we present the results of a process aimed at assessing the needs of the community for data representation standards to guide the implementation of future repositories for biomolecular simulations.
We present the results of a process to attempt to identify 100 questions that, if answered, would make a substantial difference to terrestrial and marine landscape restoration in Europe.
Based on the results of a process assessment carried out on several automated part marking methods, namely laser, DOT peen, diamond engraving and milling, all the methods produced a high degree of legibility which would be acceptable for identifying aerospace components.
Perhaps the observed longevity of high risk (low 2D∶4D) traders comes merely from our observing the results of a process that selects traders who take large positions and who are on a lucky streak.
In the present paper we discuss the results of a process evaluation which was performed alongside the trial [ 15, 16].
Towards this aim, this paper presents the results of a process evaluation of a CHW programme implemented within the Gem (formerly Siaya) District in Western Kenya.
This indeed is how the book was written: it is the result of a process of self-enactment.
This is a natural result of a process that gives states maximum flexibility".
Many of us think of premature birth as a spontaneous event, but you believe it's the result of a process that started early in the pregnancy?
A State Department spokesman, Ian C. Kelly, said Monday that the United States supported "a Palestinian state that arises as a result of a process between the two parties".
That privacy will be eroded as a result of a process that flaunts democratic tenets serves only to add insult to injury.
