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The phrase "receive a result" is correct and usable in written English
For example, you can use it when discussing the outcome of an experiment: "After conducting the experiment, we received a result."
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It shouldn't be a situation where you receive a result without context.
The samples from women who also had an ultrasound abnormality or NT measurement of ≥3.5 mm will also receive a result for Turner syndrome (Monosomy X).
The use of signed authorisation forms by the patient and automatic systems alerts to authorise permission to another person (eg, partner) to receive a result were also in common usage.
This information is considered to be important as all women participating in the MSP will receive a result and a realistic expectation on the probability of both positive and negative results is important.
It is remarkable that a developed, resource-rich health care system such as the United Kingdom's NHS still persists with the archaic practice of keeping patients waiting at least a week to receive a result.
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The pairs' lawyers sought – and still have not received a result – from a case brought before the constitutional court regarding the law on clemency.
The participants understood that the HIV testing was anonymous, that they would not receive the result of their test, and that they should not assume not receiving a result meant they had tested negative.
Those that received A-level results last month had to consider their options against a backdrop of 83 applications for every graduate job.
We also evaluate the MFS and receive a positive result with respect to the educational issues raised in this paper.
By putting forth good effort, you are sure to receive a good result.
Participants with concordant non-reactive rapid test results received a negative result, while those with concordant reactive rapid test results received a preliminary positive result.
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