"accidental outcomes" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to unexpected or unintentional results or consequences. Example: While the experiment was meant to test the effectiveness of the new drug, the accidental outcomes showed potential for treating other medical conditions.
In consenting to sex, neither a man nor a woman gives consent to become a parent, just as in consenting to any activity, one does not consent to yield to all the accidental outcomes that might flow from that activity.
The tale of two Europes is over — although, as the historian Tony Judt has suggested, the separate and "noncommunicating stories" of Western Europe and the Soviet bloc were more "accidental outcomes of history" than ironclad realities.
Still, it's a promising discovery and one that could act as yet another reminder that accidental outcomes are the best kind when it comes to scientific research.
That is, he theorized the potential accidental outcomes of the crisis too.
Whether Palestinians' long confinements were deliberate decisions on the part of officials or the accidental outcomes of bureaucratic incompetence is hard to say.
Are ordinary people's punishments of harms also strongly influenced by accidental outcomes?
The 2016 election was not the accidental outcome of a new technology; the forces that led to the election of Trump were primordial, not novel.
The fact that the former university dean and civil rights activist was an improvement on his predecessor, Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, was an almost accidental outcome.
It is proposed that learning be treated as a purposeful – not as an accidental – outcome of IA, and facilitated by adopting a 'learning organization approach' coupled with best practice such as early stakeholder engagement.
This was not an accidental outcome from these deals, it was by design.
Put differently, whether intra-pair contact is the result of motor planning rather then the accidental outcome of spatial proximity.
