"extensive output" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a large or significant amount of work, products, or results produced by an individual or organization. Example: The company's extensive output of new products has greatly increased their market share.
Of his extensive output of 500 oils (300 of them finished), 400 remain in Britain, plus watercolours in the thousands.
The pair's extensive output – hilarious, provocative and musically compelling in its own right – speaks for itself, yet they represent a comedy genre still easily dismissed as gimmicky.
The 17th-century Holy Roman emperor Leopold I had an extensive output of music dramas, oratorios and sacred music inspired by the successive deaths of two wives.
Bell's extensive output has reflected his concern with political and economic institutions and the ways in which they shape the individual.
It is unfortunate, too, that many should know of Kirkup only in terms of one episode and one poem - a poem which is of far less aesthetic merit than much in his extensive output.
His extensive output includes five symphonies, five operas, two piano concertos, one dedicated to Onay, concertos for violin, viola and cello, and a wide range of chamber and choral works.
William Herschel's extensive musical output of more than 100 works included 24 symphonies, 14 concertos and numerous pieces for solo keyboard and violin.
The Journet set is the first installment in Marston's complete reissue of the singer's extensive recorded output, and one can scarcely think of a vocalist more deserving of such an honor.
The Bach Choir has an extensive recorded output to which it regularly adds new titles, and is also in demand for film scores.
Assumption 2 can make sure the method is suitable for more extensive desired output such as staircase signal which is mostly common in signal processing (see [23]).
The MIX program distinguishes itself from most other programs by the extensive graphical output, the click-and-go (Excel) interface, and the educational features.
