"gathering outcomes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process or results of collecting information or data. For example: - The team spent hours gathering outcomes from various sources to create their final report. - The gathering of outcomes from the survey showed a clear trend among the participants. - The researcher's main task was to analyze the gathered outcomes and draw conclusions from them.
Besides gathering outcome evaluation data on the effectiveness of the TRAMPOLINE programme, process evaluation data is also collected.
Vaz-Luis and colleagues are to be congratulated for gathering outcome data from 3,394 patients, diagnosed with HER2-positive breast cancer based on local laboratory testing between 2000 and 2007, and grouping them based on hormone receptor status.
Multiple vendors are used in gathering health outcomes information as well as patient satisfaction data.
In an ideal world, for every patient, wherever possible, we could be gathering anonymised outcome data and comparing this against medication history.
Party leaders had drafted James Carville, the colorful speaker and former campaign strategist for President Bill Clinton, to inspire the 353 delegates and hundreds of elected officials who came to the Sheraton New York Hotel in Manhattan for a gathering whose outcome was largely preordained.
To minimize possible bias the research assistant gathering the outcome data will be independent of the nurse educator who will introduce the mobility intervention to the intervention group.
According to the REMARK criteria for prognostic/predictive factors (McShane et al, 2005), all of the assayed patients were included in the analysis, and the assay was performed prospectively during patient recruitment in a blinded fashion before gathering clinical outcome knowledge.
This group is typically of limited duration (several years) and is tasked with convening meetings, sharing knowledge, gathering resources, tracking outcomes, and holding the key stakeholders accountable for their commitments until the shared goal is achieved.
Moreover, students in upper-division physics become acculturated to the scientific practices of professional physicists (e.g., developing and using models, gathering evidence, evaluating outcomes).
Even so, we know that touch screens are used daily in the collection of data for the DANBIO database; gathering patient reported outcomes from the majority of rheumatologic patients in Denmark [ 31, 34].
