The phrase "a significant output of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or products generated by a process, system, or individual, particularly in contexts like research, production, or performance evaluation.
Example: "The study revealed a significant output of new data that could influence future research directions."
Alternatives: "a substantial result of" or "a notable product of".
Computational chemistry represents a significant output of most of the large centralised supercomputing facilities.
Thus, a significant output of the present survey has been the identification of a wealth of microsatellite motifs in each of the nematode genomes analyzed.
Still, the patient developed progressive lung consolidation bilaterally, persistent hypoxia and recurrence of a significant output of 'coffee ground material' through his nasogastric tube.
Since vehicular emissions have a significant output of ultrafine particles, it is relevant, therefore, that a number of studies have shown a link between traffic density and asthma exacerbation in inner city populations (Brauer et al. 2002).
As a functionally significant output of the piggyback mechanism, we found that both p53 and RELA were simultaneously resident at the GIS site, and this association was significantly enriched in cardiomyopathic hearts compared to normal controls.
An appropriate selection of a suitable land for wind power plants can provide significant output of energy.
(And also its significant output of progeny. Mr. Perelman also fits that profile: he has five children).
I was working on multiple tight deadlines each requiring significant outputs of fresh creative ideas and energy.
The region is also subject to significant outputs of vehicular exhaust due to the Canada-US international crossing at Bluewater Bridge, and transnational air and water pollution from Ohio, Illinois and Michigan.
Interestingly, our results correlate with previous findings [ 31] by Sajja et al. which have also shown only a modest increase of VEGF release from hCMEC/D3 monocultures whereas a significant higher output of this growth factor was observed in hCMEC/D3 co-cultures with human astrocytes.
Internal assessment within units or departments, which should employ standard audit methodology, is recommended as a systematic and continuing activity with a significant annual output of departmental audit data.
