"outcome of work" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to the result or product that is produced from labor or effort. For example: Our team was pleased with the outcome of our hard work on the project.
The outcome of work can be used comprehensively to predict the future water and gas flow rates of simulated wells under the designed test.
The inspection found that the laboratory's firearms unit was in compliance with just 42percentt of "essential standards," which are criteria that fundamentally affect the outcome of work there.
Here, in an exhibition titled Like Love – Part 2, she presents the outcome of work with members of a school for young parents in Bristol and a Liverpool arts centre for adults with learning disabilities.
It also reports the outcome of work to enable the European Commission materials database to support standards compliant data formats and data citation, whereby the barriers to systems integration have been considerably reduced and, irrespective of the level of confidentiality, organizations in both the industrial and research sectors now routinely enable their data sets for citation.
ECN-UNDP [20] reported wind speed results based on the outcome of work carried out by Lahmeyer (International) [22].
"A lot of people are so used to just seeing the outcome of work," Jackson reflected.
Chemistry is the key ingredient in true mentoring relationships, but it is most frequently an outcome of working together on real tasks.
That, of course, destroyed the embryos, so their technique is only a stepping stone to the desired outcome of working with a single cell from each embryo.
Try to capture the value you create, who you create it for and the expected outcome of working with you.
For crying out loud, we've repeatedly learned what the outcome of working long hours is, and it's not good.
Burnout, as an ultimate outcome of work-related stress, is considered a prolonged response to chronic emotional and interpersonal stressors in the work context, characterized by emotional exhaustion, depersonalization and reduced personal accomplishment [ 6].
