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The phrase "a case outcome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the result or conclusion of a legal case or situation.
Example: "The judge's decision ultimately determined the case outcome, which favored the defendant."
Alternatives: "case result" or "case resolution".
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11 We judged studies against the highest standard (rank 1), where "a case outcome" of abuse had been made by a multi-agency child protection group or a legal panel using all available information relating to the case, a perpetrator had admitted abuse, or the abuse was witnessed.
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In this analysis, however, age was not identified as a factor associated with a worse case outcome (Table 5).
It is always risky to try to predict a case's outcome from oral argument.
Marriage-equality activists have been confident that if the Court were to accept such a case, the outcome would be in their favor.
We learned that in such a case the outcome will be the three columns in each of the sensor table i.e. SensorTable (timestamp, value, event count).
If there is a case whose outcome decides the presidency, there will be a motion to recuse her.
At the time, some politicians cited a foreign takeover of RIM as a worst-case outcome.
A March report to all creditors estimated a high-case outcome of 116.2p in the pound for unsecured creditors.
Is not Sept. 11 a compelling reminder that the steadfast vigilance exercised by our leaders for a half-century of cold war is wiser than rushing toward a worst-case outcome?
In New York, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg painted a worst-case outcome of 4,675 teacher layoffs last month.
By putting its full weight behind the banks, the government has signalled its determination to avoid a worst-case outcome.
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