"document output" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the final product or result of a document after it has been completed or processed. Example: The document output of the project proposal was a well-written, comprehensive report that impressed the board of directors.
Rob Ernst, 59, is a sales representative for document output – a euphemism for a photocopier salesman – and the one person at dinner that all the guys had in common with one another.
Document output on a desktop printer is typically three times as expensive as on a copier or multifunction device, but people still prefer to produce their paper on their desk, rather than down the hall.
Another difference is that along with each predicted GO term for the given gene in the given document, output of associated evidence text is also required in the earlier task.
MV & EE aspire to the sort of beautifully rewarding standard in their documented output that Sun Ra or The Grateful Dead achieved.
It takes a string of text as input and produces a structured XML document as output.
In the 21st century the Alexander Calder Foundation documented his output at more than 22,000 works.
This collection documents the output of the independent printing press established at Taliesin in the 1930s.
My amazing fiancée on daily drain duty, documenting fluid output.
Given a document, LDA outputs the topic proportions that document has.
In the typical mode, the U-Compare workflow takes a collection reader as input, generates a list of annotated documents as output.
Generic devices, such as logical frameworks, were typically used to document activities, outputs and outcomes, but with little emphasis on exploring underlying assumptions or contextual constraints.
