The phrase "a total outcome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the final result or overall effect of a process, event, or situation.
Example: "After analyzing all the data, we can conclude that the total outcome of the project was a success."
Alternatives: "overall result" or "final outcome".
The first chamber voted in favor, 125 14, while the second chamber voted against, 87 135, with a total outcome of 212 149 in favour of constructing Boden Fortress and allocating the funds needed to start construction.
Subjects were instructed that their performance across all stages of the experiment would affect their payment, resulting in a total outcome of up to £45.
On average, trials recruited 63% of the planned sample and stopped after when a median of 66 total outcome events (experimental + control).
This makes it necessary to focus on work-related stressors as a part of the total outcome spectrum in evaluations of the psychiatric health services [ 15].
Using structural equation modeling, outcome variables can be grouped in one or more categories, thus providing an overall evaluation of an exposure effect on the total outcome.
It's possible to detect the total outcome of a general situation.
Therefore, the total outcome that a participant could achieve during the limited experiments' time depended on her "decision threshold", the amount of information she needed to make a decision.
In a multilevel model for change total outcome variation is partitioned into within- and between-person variance components.
And if you don't do that then you can have very high accuracy and a total nonsensical outcome that doesn't tell you anything you didn't already know.
A total Wrist Outcome Measure score out of 85 was devised from these scales.
After 18 months four infants belonging to the HELLP group had major handicaps, none in the ELLP group, making a total adverse outcome of 22.8% [ 44].
