"generating outcome" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in a business or academic context, often to refer to a process of analysis, research, or experimentation that will eventually lead to a resolution or result. For example, "The team is conducting a survey to generate outcomes for our marketing efforts."
States are dispensable means of generating outcomes that are exclusive and exhaustive.
Economic models are sensitive to function assumptions and changes in input factors for animal and market components when generating outcomes.
Neck and low back outcomes were not separated since the conditions were considered to indicate the same type of disorder and, owing to the limited number of cases generating outcomes.
However, indirect validation may be unavoidable in FEA because no concrete biological outcome can be directly attributed to most FEA studies of force distribution; thus, it is difficult to generate outcome data for comparison with experimental data.
All patients in the intervention group participated in the DIALOG intervention and generated outcome data.
These studies highlight features that clearly are important in order to generate outcome in the use of simulators.
Measure Yourself Medical Outcome Profile (MYMOP) is a patient generated outcome instrument applicable in the evaluation of both allopathic and complementary medicine treatment.
Although DIALOG has been designed as a therapeutic intervention, it can generate outcome data on SQOL and treatment satisfaction with acceptable psychometric qualities.
The congressmen wrote that Picard's clawback suits against "innocent investors" generated outcomes that were in "direct conflict with the S.E.C.'s mission to protect investors".
We find that mixed systems generate outcomes that are distinct from other electoral systems and that these findings are generally robust across different definitions.
