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Discover LudwigThe phrase "coming results" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to future or impending outcomes or findings. Example: "The company is eagerly awaiting the coming results of their marketing campaign to see if it has been successful."
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The relation between the harmonic index and the diameter is given in the coming result.
Later this week come results from the likes of Intel and JP Morgan Chase.
Are you expecting to run around like a headless chicken come results day?
Within the decade to come, results from a number of open-label PrEP studies are anticipated.
Some fitness instructors swear by the adage, "First comes form, then comes strength, then comes results".
Occasionally a device is promised and never comes, resulting in hilarity.
And, most importantly, from decent results came outstanding results.
So, when the results come back, the results themselves haven't really influenced very much.
The results page shows results coming in in realtime.
But come the results, McCain won by 18 percentage points.
One type of evidence comes from results of correspondence testing.
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