"estimated outcomes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a hypothetical or projected outcome that relies on predictions or assumptions. For example, "The estimated outcomes of the new policy are expected to be positive."
The estimated effectiveness of each month was then combined with these figures to provide estimated outcomes.
Moreover, I define (y^{1}) and (y^{c}) as the estimated outcomes of the treated and the controls, respectively.
Moreover, obvious variations in the surgical procedures, including different decontamination protocols, administration of prophylactic systemic antibiotics, and modes of healing (i.e. open vs. submerged) may not allow for a direct comparison of these estimated outcomes.
Respondents estimated outcomes and selected care for each hypothetical patient.
We estimated outcomes over a time horizon of 20 years using a computer simulation of the Kenyan population.
For primary health care use, the adjustment increased the estimated outcomes in the ICHM while the opposite occurred in the CM.
Objective: To investigate estimated outcome effects of a sports injury prevention intervention when analysed by means of a per protocol (PP) analysis approach.
The 12 items appraise the objectives of the guidelines, the presentation and format, the estimated outcomes-benefits, costs and harms.
Poor production performances in both developing and developed countries contributed to this estimated outcome.
A key issue in survey research is whether respondents differ from non-respondents in some way that is likely to impact systematically on the estimated outcome values.
In- or exclusion of contralateral breast cancer or non-disease related death in the definition of recurrent disease or survival significantly affects estimated outcome probability.
