The phrase "a different set of outcomes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing various results or consequences that differ from a previous set or expectation.
Example: "The new strategy led to a different set of outcomes than we initially anticipated."
Alternatives: "a distinct range of results" or "an alternative array of consequences."
France's calculations are based on a different set of outcomes.
Although this solution gives a different set of outcomes from the first solution, it, too, satisfies von Neumann and Morgenstern's two conditions.
Due to the heterogeneity of the evidence base for the present application, namely that each study evaluated a different intervention using a different set of outcomes along with variations in the specific populations studied and those implementing the interventions, study results could not be combined nor directly compared.
That's a very different set of outcomes than measuring kindergarten readiness or third-grade skills.
The composition of the Congress hasn't changed very much, but perhaps the failure of obstruction to achieve its desired strategic result may allow the same (mostly) set of personnel to generate a much different set of outcomes.
This assumes that, with the usual ups and downs and ins and outs, the trajectory of our societies and economies is pointed toward a very different set of outcomes – in fields as disparate, but still intimately interlinked, as population growth, pandemics, poverty, pollution and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
Those who practice and pursue greener forms of healing do not overlook the connections between such events, and have a different set of expectations in terms of outcomes.
3. Comparative Effectiveness – would a different set of programs yield better outcomes in a more cost-effective manner?
A different segmentation and ranking would emerge if were to ask a different set of questions focused on the outcomes, such as economic or geopolitical value through AI that might be assigned to each country or how countries rank in terms of ease of doing digital business currently as they prepare for such a future.
But Dr. Leena Sharma, the lead researcher, said a different set of factors was linked to better outcomes, among them patients' ratings of their confidence levels in performing certain physical tasks, their mental health and levels of social support.
Step 1 ensures that the covariates chosen are possible confounders in the traditional sense of the word; if the covariates are descendants of X, then the statistical model adjusting for these variables may yield a biased estimate for the total causal effect of X on the outcome and a different set of covariates needs to be chosen.
