The phrase "a more mixed result" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing outcomes that are varied or not entirely positive or negative.
Example: "The experiment yielded a more mixed result than we had anticipated, with some trials showing success while others failed."
Alternatives: "a more varied outcome" or "a more diverse result".
Or there may be a more mixed result.
If you polled Swedish parents and education experts, however, you'd get a more mixed result.
For the Republican majority in the Senate, it was a more mixed result, and the verdict will not be known until the November election.
Last week, a similar survey found a more mixed result: a much narrower majority picked Pacquiao to win the rematch, twenty-three to fifteen.
NBC got a more mixed result Monday night for the premiere of its much-publicized new game show, "Million Second Quiz".
An English teacher who was asked to remove her niqab received a more mixed result when she went to court: it rejected her claim of religious discrimination but awarded her compensation for the mishandling of her case.
A study in Uganda had more mixed results, finding that relative control over sex and fertility had variable effects on condom use, depending on which partner's reports were used, and whether partner reports were in conflict (20 ).
We found that mate value consistently predicted the design of a mate in an unbudgeted task, whereas we found more mixed results in the budgeted task.
Studies of air pollution exposure in adults have provided more mixed results: benzene as a marker of urban air pollution exposure was associated with urinary excretion of S-PMA and 8-oxodG in WBCs, but not with ENDOIII and FPG sites in WBCs or urinary excretion of 8-oxodG (Sørensen et al. 2003c).
But the same skills that have won him so much support in a largely Democratic state — authenticity and an easy, occasionally eloquent improvisational style — could bring more mixed results if he seeks his party's nomination for president in a grueling process that brings endless scrutiny and demands discipline.
