The phrase "an appropriate outcome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing results or conclusions that are suitable or fitting for a particular situation.
Example: "After reviewing the data, we concluded that an appropriate outcome would be to implement the new policy to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "a suitable result" or "a fitting conclusion."
For a film that is – among other things – a parable of spiritual rebirth, it seems an appropriate outcome.
Working in education I could associate the increase of choice or alternatives available to students or society as an appropriate outcome.
I have also taken into account the previous offences of Gambhir and therefore, I am satisfied that the penalty imposed is an appropriate outcome in the circumstances of this matter".
"Hopefully, this ruling will give Commissioner Goodell a chance to think through what he has done and what in fact occurred with regard to the players and what an appropriate outcome should be.
"Each customer circumstance needs to be considered on a case-by-case basis in order to make sure that we get to an appropriate outcome that not only follows our policies, but is also both fair to the customer and in the interests of our company," Macdonald says.
Although QoL seems an appropriate outcome to compare conventional and minimal invasive treatment, the results sometimes differ from the health status or the level of satisfaction.
However, the main aim of the study was not to assess health status per se, but inequalities in SRH across several socio-demographic variables and for this aim SRH seems to be an appropriate outcomes measure, which was used in many countries.
At a trial steering committee meeting (and before recruitment ended), however, we decided to change the definition to 30% or more to reflect a more appropriate outcome for a community derived population with self reported knee pain (without changing the assumed event rates).
This intermediate outcome was used in the analysis because patients in our study population have not been followed over a long-enough time period to allow for a more appropriate outcome to be measured.
A clinically appropriate outcome prediction tool will allow patients to make a more informed decision regarding surgery.
The aim of this study is to develop a clinically appropriate outcome prediction tool based on measurable predictors affecting outcome.
