The phrase "a range of outcome" is not correct.
Did you mean "a range of outcomes"? You can use it when discussing various possible results or consequences of a particular situation or action.
Example: "The experiment produced a range of outcomes, highlighting the variability in the results."
Alternatives: "a variety of results" or "a spectrum of results."
Persuasiveness was assessed via a range of outcome measures including both direct (i.e., third-person perceptions, message rejection) as well as indirect measures (i.e., intentions, willingness to speed).
Sedation quality, one of the secondary outcomes, differed significantly between the two groups across a range of outcome indices.
CONCLUSIONS: Changes in coping strategies and negative thinking may be important mechanisms related to improvement, or lack of improvement, in a range of outcome measures.
In the present study, we compared intravenous with intra-arterial CMC delivery, noting similar efficacy in a range of outcome measures with either mode of administration.
Papers presented a range of outcome measures ranging from impact on process to final outcomes.
Randomisation was consistently applied, but there was a range of outcome measures and intervention characteristics.
"Sometimes a single, well-targeted action can influence a range of outcomes.
"There is a range of outcomes," said Deepti Choubey, an NPT expert at the Carnegie Institute for International Peace.
Those outcomes cover a range of outcomes, from operating under WTO rules to a close partnership similar to Norway's.
This research links institutional changes to a range of outcomes such as political participation, democratic accountability, and polarization.
They ultimately have a range of outcomes that pushes them towards a much better outcome, or at least more options, without having to threaten to terminate the deal.
