'will result that' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express that a certain action or situation will cause something else to happen. For example: "Increased investment in our local economy will result that more jobs will be available for our citizens."
If he is that misinformed about his responsibilities as President, what kind of behavior will result that isn't 'self-serving'?
In such cases Cy3/Cy5 fluorescence ratios will result that are different from those found in diploid organisms [ 23, 30].
This will result that at the end of the next Kondratieff cycle the sphere of global economy will seem dramatically different.
The rotation time of all present species is set to the increment optimal rotation time but species who don't reach these 70%% of increment their rotation time is limited to maximal 70 years what will result that these species are exchanged within the next 70 years.
Therefore as a shared responsibility among companies, regulatory authorities, health professionals, and society as a whole (ICH E-11), it is through the lessons learned during the implementation of this new legislation and the numerous dialogues that will result, that changes will occur, promoting paediatric research.
Other underwriting firms remain under S.E.C. investigation, and it is not clear if any charges will result from that inquiry.
Next person to make a Clippy/Clippers joke will result in that person being unplugged from The Matrix.
A quite high computation time will result from that.
It pictures the world's corrupt bulk as the starting point of a miracle that will result in a universe that is tangible but pure.
The defendants will be trying to defend the new Medicare policy by arguing that it will result in decisions that are fairer than the old policy.
Others are less sure that good architecture will result or that developers and lenders, keenly conscious of time equaling money, would voluntarily undertake a discretionary review procedure.
