The phrase "as a final outcome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the end result or conclusion of a process or series of events.
Example: "After months of hard work and dedication, the project was completed successfully, and as a final outcome, we achieved our goal of increasing sales by 20%."
Alternatives: "as a final result" or "ultimately".
As a final outcome eight compounds with different chemotypes were proposed as potential inhibitors for Tpx.
The overall power consumption and energy consumption of the FCV was analyzed as a final outcome.
Seminars, workshops and conferences took place, and best-practice manuals were published as a final outcome of the project.
The final outcome — if there ever is such a thing as a final outcome in history — of our revolutions remains unclear.
Design improvement, based on the contributions of the key parameters to efficiency of the heat exchanger, is recommended, as a final outcome of the project conducted.
Recent studies of infantile and accommodative esotropia (ET) have focused on stereoacuity as a final outcome measurement for judging the success or failure of treatment.
Officials say it could be some time before there is a final outcome as the process to review and resolve the challenge ballots moves forward.
A surrogate end point is an useful index to evaluate a final outcome, as it is usually easier to be evaluated and is evaluable in a shorter time.
Of 41 cases classified as M2, one case had a final outcome of DCIS and none had an outcome of invasive cancer (positive predictive value = 2.4%).
Process, intermediate as well as final outcome indicators should be selected on theoretical grounds, as was done in this study.
However, such an approach is impractical for the study of rare childhood tumors, as the low incidence prevents accrual onto studies in a timely fashion and as a consequence, final outcome measures are often limited in their findings.
