"printing outcome" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to the result of an action that has been printed, such as "The printing outcome was a success!".
But doing so would have tied his name to the claims in print, an outcome Sauber was clearly trying to avoid in his letters to the Post.
The observation that only those with ≥6 calls over 1 year had statistically significant though modest improvements in glycemic control adds to our confidence that the mechanism of the calls, and not type 1 error, was responsible for the difference between the telephone and print group outcomes.
Incremental cost-effectiveness ratios (ICERs) for each of these effects were calculated using the standard formula: ICER = [telephone group total costs – print group total costs]/[telephone group outcome – print group outcome] (15).
We considered a trial to be published when a journal had published a peer reviewed manuscript, either online or in print, which included any outcome data from the study in question.
Make sure you use high resolution photos for the best outcome in print.
Here we used it for assessing printed images of outcomes from the model of cell differentiation.
He is a student of the Depression and he will use all powers, including printing money, to avoid that outcome.
Kirschner wire fixation augmented by 3-dimensional printing technology produced a good outcome in this adolescent condyle fracture.
Much research has been conducted to understand the effects of controlling parameters such as the particle geometry (size and shape), heating, and cooling ways on the outcome of the printing process.
A statistical study of the outcome of inkjet printing, using a reactive dye based ink, on three cellulosic fabrics, namley Lyocell (standard Tencel and Tencel A100) and cotton, pre-treated with urea, migration inhibitor, penetration agent and alkali is reported.
