"envisioned outcome" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe the intended or expected result or conclusion of a situation or action. Example: The company presented their proposed business plan, outlining the envisioned outcome of increased profits and expanded market share within the next two years.
A monitored decision framework recognizes uncertainties in the geological storage system and allows design decisions to be made with the knowledge that planned long-term observations and their interpretation will provide information to decrease the uncertainties, as well as providing contingencies for all envisioned outcomes of the monitoring program.
But then he went and interpreted a Game 1 victory over the hapless Colts as reason to taunt the Packers, saying good luck to the defensive backs trying to match wits with him, and well, you could have almost envisioned the outcome right there: four interceptions, seven sacks and a 23-10 Packers victory.
That deal envisioned several outcomes, but the most likely is that Bertelsmann will exercise an option to sell its stake to AOL in January 2002.
Mr. Gingrich envisions an outcome in which, almost by force of personality and will, he is acclaimed the nominee at a contested convention in August despite failing to win the popular vote in more than a couple of states.
By envisioning the outcome of actions before committing to them, a robot is able to reason about physical phenomena and can therefore prevent itself from ending up in unwanted situations.
A good first step in such cases is try to envision each outcome in your mind, picturing as many of the details as you can conjure up, to see which one feels right.
This wasn't the outcome envisioned in 2008, when the Synod voted to remove the last traces of discrimination from church law, or in the summer of 2010, when the Synod voted to proceed with the revision.
Under Mr. Ryan's most recent proposals, in 2030 Medicare would spend $2,200 less in today's money on each new enrollee than under the most likely outcome envisioned by the Congressional Budget Office based on current policies.
One aspect where the project design could have been better elaborated relates to the role of MMBs as it pertains to the water sector as opposed to other issues having social significance – in the context of the overall scope of work of municipalities, as well as linking the outcome envisioned under this program to strategic development of municipalities.
