The phrase "adoption outcome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions related to the results or effects of adoption processes, such as in research or policy analysis.
Example: "The study aimed to evaluate the adoption outcome for children placed in foster care."
Alternatives: "adoption results" or "adoption effects".
In that sense, the population mean adoption outcome measured by the ATE parameter is the population mean potential adoption outcome.
In this study the adoption outcome is the adoption status (a dichotomous 0 1 variable).
The difference between the population mean potential adoption outcome and the mean actual (i.e. observed) adoption outcome, which is in fact the combined mean of population exposure to and adoption of the technology, is the population non-exposure bias.
The ATE methodology enables the identification and consistent estimation of the population mean adoption outcome E y 1) and the population mean adoption outcome conditional on a vector of covariates x E y 1|x), which in this framework corresponds to the conditional population mean adoption outcome (ATE) denoted usually as ATE x) (Wooldrige 2002 chapter 18).
Following Rosenbaum and Rubin (1983) and Wooldrige (2002), let y 1 be the potential adoption outcome of a farmer when exposed to improved pigeonpea varieties and y 0 be the potential adoption outcome3 when not exposed to them.
Note that as discussed earlier, the joint exposure and adoption parameter (JEA) is consistently estimated by the sample average of the observed adoption outcome values: ( Jwidehat{E}A=frac{1}{n}{displaystyle sum_{i=1}^n{y}_i} ).
We conclude that the more structured the group extension approach and the more detailed the programme targets, the more likely it is to achieve the expected (technology adoption) outcomes.
Fujimoto et al.[ 34] in a network study on community leaders regarding adoption of evidence-based prevention strategies suggested that decreasing the centralization of advice networks and increasing the centralization of informal discussion networks improved adoption outcomes.
To our knowledge, no other studies examine mobility outcomes of residents with dementia and the intermediate adoption outcomes of care providers against the backdrop of an audit-and-feedback intervention and contextual factors in long-term care settings.
ADOPT (Adoption and Diffusion Outcome Prediction Tool) is the result of such an attempt, providing predictions of a practice's likely rate and peak level of adoption as well as estimating the importance of various factors influencing adoption.
Impact of hospital market competition on endovascular aneurysm repair adoption and outcomes.
