The phrase "a main outcome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the primary result or finding of a study, project, or analysis.
Example: "The research aimed to identify a main outcome that could inform future policy decisions."
Alternatives: "a primary result" or "a key finding."
A main outcome of the present work was the determination of the crack-opening stress intensity as a function of the range of the stress intensity factor.
A main outcome of that cascade is a shower of medium and high-energy neutrons, which can be used for irradiation purposes or to feed a subcritical reactor.
As a main outcome, the results demonstrate that the applied vane angle has the strongest impact on the turbine efficiency, with smaller angles yielding the most favorable results.
As a main outcome of the activity no coupling between standing waves and velocity fluctuations was observed, but only well localized pressure signatures with shape strongly affected by the neighbouring flow physics.
Following the early discontinuation for efficacy of another study of ramipril in high cardiovascular risk patients, the Heart Outcomes Prevention Evaluation study (HOPE), the second interim analysis of DIABHYCAR was performed early (when 406 instead of 500 patients presented a main outcome) and the Data Safety and Monitoring Board recommended that the study continue.
A main outcome of this strategic goal is to promote change in the use of the term "natural disaster," in order to explain the social character of disasters and of their main cause social vulnerability.
The three remaining trials had a main outcome of time loss injuries, defined as an injury that results in a player missing training or match play [12,52,56].
Principal stratification allows researchers to formulate designs and address a challenging statistical problem with partial control: to find the degree to which the effect of a controlled treatment or factor on a main outcome is explained by the effect of the controlled treatment on the activation of intermediate causal pathways that are not directly controlled.
For all trials, V was considered as a main outcome variable.
Furthermore, to confirm soft-tissue regeneration, the millimeter of clinical attachment level (CAL) regained was added as a main outcome measure.
Adverse events were also a main outcome of interest.
