"endless results" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a process or situation that yields numerous results, with no end in sight. For example, "The internet provides us with an endless array of results for whatever we search for."
The possibilities are endless, the result will be great.
It is not designed to hijack your brain with endless scrolling which results in quick highs like those provided by Snap and Twitter.
Endless tests, iffy results, and the attending anxiety have been my lot.
Experiment with different shades or mix colors together -- the options are endless and the results are magical.
Technology, with its endless distractions and resulting drop in shared experience, has not been kind to the brand of novelty record many cherish, or at least fail to forget.
As a result, endless obscure ministers inhabit a world of obscure public bodies, run by political hacks and serviced by a parasitic class of consultants, lawyers and the like often members of their families.All this said, there is an unanswered question.
Otherwise, endless mess will result, with ill-informed people blaming 'the data' and projects not realising their potential.
One limitation would be lacking of the difference between different flowrates applied to a MTH system; in this case, as the product types are confirmed, the flowrate will no longer work on the product yields (the dwelling time will only decide the potential product types, e.g. the endless reaction will result in cokes only), as the thermodynamics are not affected.
Even though it produced more and more wreckage: "depletion of resources, climate change, erosion of communities, social decay, rapid decline of biodiversity, a stark divide between haves and have-nots - and resulting endless conflict".
One: how do I navigate the endless sea of Google results?
