The phrase "results-oriented approach" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe any strategy or plan that is focused on achieving a specific goal. For example, "The company developed a results-oriented approach to increase customer satisfaction."
As a result of this inclusive, results-oriented approach, two key goals are now within reach: the elimination of malaria as a public health problem in the most malaria-endemic countries, and the virtual elimination of mother-to-child transmission of HIV.
The results-oriented approach gives us a much broader set of criteria for determining quality.
Mr. Teele was a strong proponent of a culturally appropriate, results-oriented approach to economic development.
C. S. Lewis took the results-oriented approach in his landmark essay, "On Three Ways of Writing for Children".
And he pursues the game with the same results-oriented approach he brought to business and politics: fixating on prevailing and unbothered by the cost.
Now he is bringing his results-oriented approach to an area far outside his usual purview: teacher colleges.
Results-oriented approaches are widely regarded as an effective means to improving cost-effectiveness of agri-climate-environment schemes.
They like his pragmatic, results-oriented, calm approach.
The global level was effective in documenting the wealth of country experiences by compiling consolidated reports, but missed several opportunities to create a tighter global thematic programme, build capacity in child labour programming, monitoring and evaluation, and further develop a multisectoral, rights-based, and results-oriented strategic approach.
Based on a modern concept of time, synchronisation, which is always committed and necessarily tied to a "decisionistic" form of evaluation, is better equipped to present simultaneous events than the results-oriented, pseudo-precise prognostic approach to future events, which is based on unfounded knowledge.
The evolving discourse on the problem-solving approach and results-oriented systems, as well as EIHSP, was displayed in both strategic papers and approved grants across countries and periods with a stronger rhetorical emphasis in Uganda (Table 6).
