The phrase "intake and output" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the flow of any type of material, such as energy, money, or data. For example, "The company's energy intake and output fluctuates significantly throughout the year."
Eat less and exercise more to achieve a better balance of caloric intake and output.
Mechanics, engineers and designers contemplated the machines they rode, psychologists advised on mental strategies, nutritionists calculated to fine levels the optimum balance of energy intake and output.
Levels of chlorine closely parallel levels of sodium intake and output, since a primary source of both is sodium chloride, or common table salt.
These results parallel those of another recent study of exercise intensity and appetite, published last year in the journal PLoS One, for which obese teenage boys were asked to spend 24 hours within an enclosed metabolic chamber that constantly measured their energy intake and output.
And since most people cannot come close to estimating how many calories they consume or expend in a day, a better way to monitor intake and output, Dr. Nestle said, is to regularly check the notches on one's belt or numbers on the scale.
The devastating impact of test anxiety on learning intake and output has a well-documented history.
A comprehensive monitoring chart has been developed by the Government of Bangladesh, which describes patient details, vital signs, clinical signs, treatments given, feeding practices, an intake-and-output chart, and outcomes of these practices.
Fluid intake decreased and output increased in the survivors while in the non-survivors intake remained higher than output (Fig. 2).
They are all open systems with intake, throughput, and output, all of which attempt to maintain homeostasis within the external environment.
One of the most cited reasons for use of the urinary catheter was to determine Intake's and Output's (I's and O's) and this measurement was seen, by some health care providers, as "common" practice.
Daily fluid balance is the sum of all fluid intakes and outputs over 24 h, and the cumulative fluid balance is the sum of daily fluid balances over a set period of time [76, 87].
