The phrase "impending outcome" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a future result or conclusion that may be expected soon. For example, "The impending outcome of the election is still uncertain."
Ethan Saffer, who represented Rite Aid in the negotiations, said: "The unfortunate impending outcome is the probable covering up of the mural.
Dudley, desperately seeking to avert damage from what he called "my case", was relieved to hear the impending outcome, but thought "another substantial company of honest men" should undertake a further investigation "for more knowledge of truth".
So how can we address whether the OFC signals features of impending outcomes vs value independent of those features?
We propose that amniotic fluid neutrophil collagenase (matrix metalloproteinase-8) is a useful parameter to predict adverse neonatal outcome, impending preterm labor/delivery, and intrauterine infection in the setting of preterm premature rupture of the membranes.
The Federation of Small Businesses said its survey for the three months to the end of August provided a mixed picture after the trepidation felt by firms at the outcome of impending Brexit negotiations was offset by the signs of a strong domestic demand and an increase in exports.
Similar results were found when women in surgical menopause and peri-menopause were also combined with natural and impending menopause as one outcome (data not shown).
Finding another job could represent a healthy outcome to impending layoffs, as healthier and better educated workers may find it easier to obtain new employment before the actual job loss.
Sitting there, your mind can begin to mull over possible outcomes, your impending procedure, and other aspects.
But Mr Salmond's opponents should reconsider.Mr Salmond claims his preferred outcome of the impending general election is a hung parliament.
The Sunday session was one of the most bitter in memory, as the pre-determined outcome of the impending vote seemed only to frustrate lawmakers on both sides as they clashed in speeches on the Senate floor.
Whatever the outcome of the impending investigation, the fact that such a high-profile figure is at its centre may provoke a debate on how effectively Japan is protecting the rights of its children.
