"foresee outcomes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to anticipate or predict the results or consequences of a particular action or situation. Example: It is important for project managers to carefully plan and foresee outcomes before making any major decisions.
The basic idea is that there is a morally relevant distinction between intended versus merely foreseen outcomes.
Previous international research on HEPA policies [ 18– 22] has leaned towards country-specific descriptive case studies or decontextualized systematic reviews of HEPA policies, neither of which yields a firm conclusion on how research evidence and other types of evidence have been used to influence policy approaches and foreseen outcomes.
In fairy stories – if you accept the bloody violence, and the horrible things that happen to the bad characters – the point is a pleasurable and satisfactory foreseen outcome, where the good survive and thoughts on myths multiply and the bad are punished.
The spiraling growth of ultrasound in EM has only one foreseen outcome, a future made colorful by black and white.
Many, especially partisans of the doctrine of double effect would answer 'no': Despite the fact that the soldier knew his behavior would likely cause him to die, his intention was to absorb the blast so as to save the other soldiers, whereas his death was only a foreseen outcome of his action.
Agree to compete or cooperate, have peace or strive and struggle together to have a home, school, team, amiable or hateful work place, follow a leader,... Realize that faith in a "possible" present or foreseen outcome, beyond a routine and mundane stance as expected, is something worthwhile that a champion has in large measure.
"It's fashionable to treat the dysfunctions of social media as the result of the naivete of early technologists who failed to foresee these outcomes.
Scientists, governments, and industries are witnessing the long-term consequences of energy consumption and foresee catastrophic outcomes if alternative methods of energy production are not developed and utilised to meet the needs of our global economy.
Impaired ability to foresee potential outcomes and to weigh up the pros and cons of social consequences is likely to contribute to reactive and less sophisticated forms of instrumental violence.
But can the chimps themselves foresee the outcome of their behavior?
Dolus eventualis hinges on whether an accused did foresee the outcome of his actions, rather than whether they should have.
