The phrase "an integrated outcome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing results that are combined or synthesized from various components or processes, often in contexts like project management, research, or systems analysis.
Example: "The team worked diligently to ensure that the project would yield an integrated outcome that met all stakeholders' needs."
Alternatives: "a cohesive result" or "a unified outcome".
The College of Medicine at the University of Sharjah, follows an integrated, outcome based curriculum, that is conveyed to the student in a problem based learning (PBL) manner.
Although several studies have integrated mRNA and miRNA data, mainly to better understand the biological role of the latter, few studies have investigated the possible advantages of an integrated outcome prediction.
Thus, it is important to note that the net effect of IL-4 on bone turnover in vivo represents an integrated outcome of its influence on various cell populations.
Furthermore, isolated assays that cover only one biomarker or a few or specific effects cannot be directly translated to an integrated adverse outcome or phenotypic endpoints.
Such displacements result from the interaction between the adhesively bonded components and it is the integrated outcome of the interfacial conditions and the deformability of the adhesive.
However, it is important to note that conserving the soil for sustainability depends on the integrated outcome of every individual contribution.
Human health is perceived as the integrated outcome of its ecological, socio-cultural, economic and institutional determinants at various spatial-temporal scales.
As the world around us is becoming progressively interconnected and complex, human health is increasingly perceived as the integrated outcome of its ecological, social-cultural, economic and institutional determinants.
In our analysis, no single immune parameter correlated with the delay of the onset of PSA progression (an endpoint of the study); however, an artificial intelligence analysis uncovered tenuous trends in integrated outcomes of multiple parameters that might drive immunity into a particular direction (e.g., towards TH1-type response [10]).
There is a need to better understand the integrated outcomes that may arise from neighbourhood streets and routes that facilitate active travel through evidence-based design.
A new view of homeostasis that deals with integrated outcomes rather than single signals is already being promoted in biomedical applications [26].
