The phrase "activity outcome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the result or consequence of a specific activity or task, often in contexts like project management, education, or research.
Example: "The activity outcome of the workshop was a significant increase in participant engagement and understanding of the subject matter."
Alternatives: "result of the activity" or "outcome of the task".
This study has shown that replacing sedentary electronic games with active electronic games will provide at least as good an activity outcome and perhaps be easier for the parent and child to sustain than removing electronic game technology from the home.
The activity outcome was used as the activity label.
The "PUBCHEM ACTIVITY OUTCOME" field, completed by the publishing author or an equivalent expert in the field, is used to identify inactive compounds.
Popular methods for analyzing accelerometer data often use a single physical activity outcome variable such as average-weekly or total physical activity.
Here the negative class was comprised of compounds for which no significant inhibition was seen at any concentration of the test compound ("activity outcome" = 1 [34]) or for which the AC50 was ≥ 10 μM.
When adjusted for the small and non-significant differences in terms of headache activity between Group A and B at assessment II (baseline), this difference did not influence the headache activity outcome.
The chief inspector's report says that work, training, education and other activity outcomes were all dismal and only good or reasonably good in 25% of the adult male prisons that were inspected.
Trip rates were significantly associated with physical activity outcomes.
In addition to the drug and criminal activity outcomes, mental health outcomes were reported across the eight trials.
A secondary aim examined the relationship between participants' physical activity outcomes and postprogram smoking intensity.
Table 5 reports on two criminal activity outcomes: re-arrest and re-incarceration for therapeutic community interventions.
