The phrase "an outcome document" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a formal document that summarizes the results or conclusions of a meeting, conference, or project.
Example: "The committee released an outcome document detailing the key findings and recommendations from the summit."
Alternatives: "a results document" or "a conclusion report".
The HLP talks officially begin on Thursday, with an outcome document expected on Friday.
Sherpas – negotiators – have been holding talks on an outcome document that policymakers will agree on next week.
His country, along with several others in the global north, would not vote for an outcome document that sought to do that.
The agreement – called an "outcome document" – was not a surprise for anyone in the room and was publicised in advance of the meeting and adopted almost immediately.
The existing agreement, called an "outcome document", has also been criticized by many groups for failing to abolish drug-related executions and calling for "a society free of drug abuse".
The negotiators just agreed on an outcome document entitled "The Future We Want" that is expected to be endorsed by heads of state at the end of the conference.
She added that "they are invited to express a common reflection on the destiny of their countries and to issue concrete suggestions that will serve as the starting point for the drafting of an outcomes document which will be the new plan of action for SIDS during the SIDS World Conference, organized by the UN in September 2014".
The group prepared several versions of an alternative outcome document called 'A Children's Rights Agenda for the Coming Decade'.
Since 2000, it has prepared several versions of an alternative outcome document called, 'A Children's Rights Agenda for the Coming Decade'.
That we have an agreed outcome document from the negotiations at all is cause for celebration.
I feel there is a clarity that we have to have a positive outcome document to move things forward," Bachelet told the Guardian.
