"fake results" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to results that are not genuine or true. For example, "The company was accused of providing fake results to its investors."
As the results were announced early Friday, two opposition spokesmen took over the microphone and said that the MDC "totally rejected" what they called "fake" results.
"We are not accepting fake results … we will pursue all means necessary legal and constitutional to protect the people's vote," Chamisa said.
The Bayou Group's founder, Samuel Israel, and chief financial officer, Daniel E. Marino, pleaded guilty to fraud and conspiracy charges in September 2005 for using fake results and phony accounting to fool investors about the firm's investment performance.
In 2005, security experts at BlackBoxVoting.org, a watchdog group, swapped out the actual vote count in a Diebold AccuVote touch-screen machine for a set of fake results in less than four minutes, using nothing more than a memory card.
AFTER weeks of fake results and over-hasty proclamations of victory in the country's presidential run-off election, Congo will soon have its first democratically elected leader in over 40 years.
All of those concerns are linked; as the Times piece notes, it's simpler to fake results if actual voters don't show up: One of the biggest concerns is that the insecurity will open fresh opportunities for fraud, especially for the creation of so-called ghost polling centers.
The Daily Express have a dig at Mourinho, after the Chelsea boss refused to accept the score line, saying the 3-0 defeat was a "fake result".
Yet Chelsea toed the party line of Mourinho, who said it was a "fake result" and they deserved more from the game.
I will enjoy my day on Sunday". Where Mourinho veered off track was to suggest the game at Everton was "completely under control" adding "in every game they (Chelsea) deserve better results". This is palpably not the case, with Mourinho's claim that the 3-0 loss at City was a "fake" result a ludicrous assertion - unless he felt City should have won by more.
But he sharply disputed charges that he had hidden data or faked results.
A federal jury convicted Parnell of knowingly shipping contaminated peanut butter and of faking results of lab tests intended to screen for salmonella.
