"individual outcome" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the unique result or consequence that affects a specific person or thing. You can use "individual outcome" when discussing the specific impact of a certain action, decision, or event on a particular individual. For example: "The company's new policies will have a different individual outcome for each employee."
Whatever the success of the individual outcome, sustained exposure to the skills and techniques of other playwrights was always pleasurable.
The authors will analyse each individual outcome measure separately.
Field-of-study mismatch is responsive to the broader labour market context; it is not an individual outcome or one that results uniquely from workers' choice.
After this, we compare Hermite and Brutus per individual system, with the aim of investigating the nature of the differences of every individual outcome.
Of 85 trials systematically reviewed, 48 comprising more than 9800 were included, but the number of trials contributing data to individual outcome measures is very limited.
The ultimate individual outcome might depend, for example, on the stage of fibrosis progression, the size of the lesion and comorbid conditions such as diabetes and arteriosclerosis.
Alternative imaging modalities might provide novel insights into the mechanisms that orchestrate relapses in patients with AF and may be helpful for the prediction of the individual outcome following PVI.
APACHE II demonstrated the most consistent discrimination of individual outcome across a variety of patient groups undergoing emergency laparotomy when used either preoperatively or postoperatively (area under the curve 0.76 0.98).
Nevertheless if such a sequence of outcomes did occur, it would have happened by chance assuming, plausibly, that if each individual outcome happens by chance, the complex event composed by all of them also happens by chance.
No matter the size of the hurdle or the individual outcome, these stories hold one thing in common: each is an individual story of someone exercising what control they had available at the time, even if the only control at the time, as in the case of Viktor Frankl, happened to be in the attitude they chose to adopt.
We conducted a meta-analysis of the pooled individual outcome data (Table 2).
