"core results" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used as an adjective to describe something related to the heart or main part of an issue or situation. For example, "The report focuses on core results from the research."
Stauffer, B. Cornucopia of ice core results.
The core results should be recorded alongside the overall GCSE maths grade in performance tables.
But the concert's core results were compelling, largely because of a workhorse rhythm section: Dan Nimmer on piano, Carlos Henriquez on bass and Ali Jackson on drums.
Together with ceilings, they delineate a range of possible performance, which helps us interpret our core results.
The carbon core results after a subsequent second chlorination step, where directly gaseous chlorine is used.
In disruptions where the star survives the encounter, the spin-up of the core results in an order of magnitude enhancement in the magnetic field strength within it.
Given that the compaction of a SFR core results in a positive reactivity coefficient, monitoring any core movement is mandatory.
Core results of the paper deal with leeches exploring a row of rooms arranged along a narrow corridor.
"We are going to compete hard on the core results, but where we are going to differentiate is in organizing results more effectively and providing tools to help searchers make decisions," says Weitz.
The discontinuous nature of the core results in a non-uniform stress field under in-plane loading of the sandwich.
The 6.7-year core results showed a continuous improvement in the mechanical performance and resistance chloride-ion penetration of the GP concrete due to its pozzolanic reactivity.
