"overarching outcome" is an acceptable term in written English.
You can use it to refer to the final or primary result of a given process or situation. For example, "The overarching outcome of the meeting was an agreement to move forward on the project."
In this case study, we show that the applicability of the Ecological Footprint, an overarching outcome measure of resource consumption, for targeting climate change mitigation in cities.
The overarching outcome is an increase in the percentage of OVCs that receive home-based care, support and protection.
The overarching outcome in this framework is healthy life expectancy, which is derived from a combination of life expectancy and self reported health.
Purpose/Objective: The evaluation was designed to answer the following questions: Overarching questions and objectives Outcome objective: What are the results achieved by CATS (output and outcome levels) and what is the quality of evidence validating these results?
Intriguing findings assert that even negative emotions such as jealousy and anger can have positive results such as promoting positive goals, and can lead to successful outcomes in overarching domains such as cognition and well-being.
They should expect that and my metrics should show I am doing a great job there, but I always look for how I can add value by partnering with them to help them achieve the broader goals that connect to the overarching business outcomes.
The desired outcomes of PSE were updated in 2013 and are now known as the Key Stage Outcomes of Pre-school Education (see Tabe 1) which aim to lay a strong foundation for children to become confident individuals, self-directed learners, active contributors, and concerned citizens so as to achieve the overarching desired outcomes of Singapore's education system.
The final curriculum consisted of detailed objectives grouped under 10 overarching learning outcomes.
Finally, any gains in market efficiency and access to ARVs must ultimately be linked to health outcomes to ensure that the overarching public health goals are achieved.
But whatever the outcome, this summit raises anew the overarching question dogging Bill Clinton, his would-be successors and the Congress.
Variants were defined as being reliably identified histologically and having some relevance for clinical outcome, but as still being part of a previously defined, overarching entity.
