"would result from" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "The adoption of new technology by businesses would result from greater access to education and resources."
Good behavior would result from self-discipline alone.
What were they thinking would result from that?
But she said some of the reductions would result from combining administrative operations.
He dismissed claims that instability would result from his party sharing power.
Ms. Catz also provided details of the efficiencies that would result from the merger.
Any dispute would result "from an inaccurate reading of the license agreement".
A real tragedy would result from turning Pier 40 into an entertainment complex.
"I felt social changes would result from it," he said, in 1968.
Even greater employment growth would result from the employer exemption on new hires.
He also noted the disproportional dispensation of aid that would result from such a plan.
LENIN once said that communism would result from Soviet power plus the electrification of the country.
