"extraordinary outcomes" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to results or effects that are out of the ordinary and extraordinary. For example: "The team's hard work and dedication led to extraordinary outcomes, propelling the company forward."
The transformational leader "inspires" his follower to "achieve extraordinary outcomes", they say.
Last year, Gove's successor Nicky Morgan told school leaders that Perry Beeches was evidence that by "working together through multi-academy trusts, schools can achieve truly extraordinary outcomes".
Giving people time and resources to pursue innovation projects can produce extraordinary outcomes — but only if you match your "slack strategy" to employee type.
"Be careful of the title you give yourself — you don't want to sound dated," said Ms. Braun, whose business card reads, "Barbara J. Braun, principal, BarbaraJBraun LLC, Connect Goals to Extraordinary Outcomes".
At Entrepreneur First, our investment thesis is that emerging technologies provide an unprecedented opportunity for the most ambitious individuals to achieve extraordinary outcomes.
Successful 21st Century Organizations can reformulate their work environments into Breakthrough Performance Environments environments which flex to support the rapid movement, speedy decision-making and alignment required to outperform competitors and regularly achieve extraordinary outcomes.
There was an extraordinary outcome though: an anonymous benefactor got in touch and I put her in touch with Nathalie.
Whatever his reasons, they have produced an extraordinary outcome: a discretionary by-election, triggered by a sitting MP, ostensibly to be fought over a single issue.
Mr. Bush called for partisan healing tonight, his words underscoring the extraordinary outcome of the president election and willing an end to a narrative that is not yet truly over.
It has been an extraordinary outcome – Nemes describes it as "a moving train; we are going pretty fast" – of which one of the most intriguing aspects is Nemes himself: a slight, callow figure, looking much younger than his age.
Barring that extraordinary outcome on Sunday, Kanell will get his chance to regain his confidence -- and some of the team's confidence in him -- with a final, two-game, or two-and-one-half game trial at season's end.
