"valuable outcomes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe benefits or positive results that arise from a process. For example, "The team's hard work resulted in some valuable outcomes, including a 10% increase in revenue and improved customer satisfaction ratings."
Participants were instructed to only show the correct response to cues with still valuable outcomes.
We also corrected for missing button presses for still valuable outcomes.
Mapping data to valuable outcomes can fulfill many purposes of data valuation.
Motivational states have been shown to 'direct' goal-directed behavior rather straightforwardly towards more valuable outcomes.
The project had completed with various valuable outcomes that can reply to the opinions.
But on a macro level, there is near-universal demand for digital dexterity — a set of beliefs, mindsets, and behaviors that help employees deliver faster and more valuable outcomes from digital initiatives.
Renewed solidarity could be the most valuable outcome of a commonly designed and implemented European energy transition.
NGO workers seemed less concerned with achieving a valuable outcome than with demonstrating to their backers that they had followed a mission plan to the letter.
"The most valuable outcome of last night's events is that many people who are not AKP supporters stood up for democratic values despite the recent crackdowns on the opposition, and despite the tension and the polarisation of the country".
Another valuable outcome from mineralogical studies of mine waste is an understanding of the stability of reactive and metal(loid -bearing mineraloid -bearingous redox conditions.
The most valuable outcome of the present study is the mineralized tissue in CO capsules without in vitro pre-differentiation, with similar levels compared to the pre-stimulated capsules in vitro.
