'outgrowth' is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that grows or develops from a particular source. For example, "The outgrowth of technological advancements in the 21st century has changed the way we communicate."
Justin Rose, another Englishman ranked in the top 25 worldwide, said it was an outgrowth of the structure of the European golf tour.
It has set up separate units where recruits are taught only by men and are given time off for prayers and study.Perhaps unexpectedly, the welling crisis triggered by the High Court's decision can be seen as an outgrowth of last summer's mass demonstrations for social justice that brought hundreds of thousands of people onto Israel's streets.
They mean, instead, that in its principles and aspirations that is, in its national essence the United States must be understood as an outgrowth and expression of Christian civilisation.
More telling is how Great Coastal and companies like it got into the business in the first place: as a fortuitous outgrowth of the desperate measures they were forced to employ to stay alive in an increasingly tough trucking business.Once, America's trucking industry was a cosy, regulated semi-cartel, with a few big companies dominating most regions.
The popular interpretation of OWS is that its an outgrowth of class war: the 99% taking on the 1% who have all the wealth.
Memory chips still account for more than 80% of South Korea's semiconductor production, compared with less than half of Japan's.By contrast, Taiwan's entry into memory chips was not a reaction to the success of Japan in the 1980s but a natural outgrowth of the country's own electronics industry.
With its training camps, arms caches and money, it is more than just an Islamist outgrowth of Somalia's intricate clan politics, which has generally determined the balance of power in the country.
Omar Wasow, who runs a website called blackplanet.com, sees school choice as a direct outgrowth of Brown v Board of Education, the Supreme Court decision of 1954 that desegregated public schools.For this generation, vouchers is the new civil-rights issue.
Empty beds, empty stomachs Smoke like an Egyptian Battling with demons Send in the cronies ReprintsLarry Harvey, co-founder and director of the festival, says this "gift economy" was a natural outgrowth of over-abundance.
That is partly because old gizmos do not have enough oomph to run the latest iteration, called Android 4, and partly the outgrowth of Google's choice to exercise only loose control over its operating system after each new version is released.
London's hotspots are in part an outgrowth of this emerging-market demand.The varying fortunes of Britain and America reflect the peculiarities of each market.
