"secure an outcome" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to obtain or achieve a desired result or conclusion. Example: The team worked tirelessly to secure a positive outcome for the project. In negotiations, it is important to have a clear strategy in order to secure the best possible outcome.
She said: "Football is our national game and it is now for the administrators to take forward the process of assessing the business and securing an outcome in the best interests of the club, its staff, supporters and the game of football as a whole in Scotland".
"You were motivated by nothing more than just personal greed to try and secure an improper outcome," Watson said.
It is the result of her government's failure to secure a satisfactory outcome to honour the 2016 referendum result.
MacLean told the court that McKillen's determination to secure a lucrative outcome for himself "would make avarice itself blush".
He said he had always intended to secure a better outcome for pensioners than the Pension Protection Fund could achieve.
The confidential cable put diplomatic missions in capitals around the world on standby to help the US IPCC delegation (USdel) "secure a positive outcome" in blocking Jafari's nomination.
Berman said: "The Great Western Partnership is continuing efforts to secure a positive outcome for south Wales and the south-east of England.
He said he had intended since before selling BHS in March 2015 to secure a better outcome for pensioners than the Pension Protection Fund could achieve.
"We are very, very pleased that we have been able to secure a commonsense outcome, to be the sensible voice in this Senate".
People have to deal with the fact that if you start a company and ask a venture capitalist to take a risk, they are going to want to secure a financial outcome that is highly desirable".
