"innovation outputs" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to products, services, or processes that result from innovations. For example, "The new company achieved considerable success due to its innovation outputs, which included a groundbreaking software system."
Instead, they appear to positively influence innovation outputs by either increasing knowledge diffusion or strengthening competition.
POEs lag far behind central and local SOEs in both R&D expenditures and innovation outputs.
Our analysis uses innovation panel data relating to plants' internal knowledge creation, external knowledge search and innovation outputs.
Moreover, our results show that innovation efforts that concentrate investments on software acquisition also generate negative results on innovation outputs.
However, Choi et al. (2011) indicate that not all firms protect their technological assets and innovation outputs with patents.
For instance, employee training expenditures have positive and significant impacts on R&D intensity without significant influences on innovation outputs.
Though first in innovation output, it was a lowly 14th on the input side of the innovation equation, which measures how good or otherwise are a nation's legal, political, technological and social conditions for encouraging innovation, including its tax regime.
Forward engineering has a greater direct contribution to innovation output and innovation commercialization than reverse engineering.
New products were identified according to the literature-based innovation output indicator.
We find that R&D (input) and innovation (output) are highly persistent at the firm level.
We therefore conclude that tax credits lead to additional innovation output.
