"output diversification" is a valid and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of expanding or varying the products or services that a company or business offers. Example: In order to stay competitive in the market, the company implemented a strategy of output diversification, introducing new product lines and expanding their services to attract a wider customer base.
In addition to further growth in established industries especially in the production of oil, gas, and electricity and in the chemical industries there was a marked diversification in industrial output, including a limited expansion in consumer goods.
In a mouse mutant model, Foxp1 has recently been shown to be an important accessory factor in Hox transcriptional output, thus regulating motor neuron diversification and connectivity to target muscles (Dasen, et al., 2008; Rousso, et al., 2008).
Teece (1980) extended this idea by his empirical observations of scope for diversification to multi-output from single input especially in petroleum industry in USA.
It's not difficult to chart the diversification of MTV's output over the last decade.
As a result decertification decisions appear to be significantly affected by a larger number of revenue, cost, and nonfinancial factors (that is, output price differentials, product and market diversification, input prices, and institutional factors).
The diversification of TGFβ receptor signaling outputs through various Smad complexes also provides a mechanistic basis for the opposing roles of TGFβ pathway activation in oncogenesis.
So how does this output square with MTV's other more high-minded diversification project?
Overall results indicate that initial certification decisions are more strongly influenced by easily obtainable a priori indicators namely, output prices, firm output, and to some extent association membership and product diversification.
In other words, the output has additional predictive content effectively, the knowledge intensity of goods compared with other simple diversification indexes (Regional Economic Outlook, 2015), which in turn rely on different variables for their construction.
Successful efforts at economic diversification have reduced the portion of GDP based on oil and gas output to 25%.
