outturn
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Definition
Noun: The quantity or amount of something produced, manufactured, or yielded within a specific period.
Usage
"Outturn" is a formal or technical term, primarily used in business, economics, manufacturing, and agriculture to refer to the final, actual output or production result. It often implies a measured or reported figure.
Examples
- The factory's outturn for the third quarter exceeded expectations.
- The annual outturn of wheat was lower due to poor weather conditions.
- We will analyze the financial outturn of the project once all data is collected.
Advanced Usage
- "Actual outturn": Used to emphasize the real, final result as opposed to a forecast or budget.
- The actual outturn for the year showed a significant variance from the projected budget.
- In a comparative context:
- The outturn of this process is more efficient than the previous one.
Variants and Related Words
- Output (noun): A more common and general synonym for the amount produced.
- Yield (noun): Often used specifically for agricultural or financial production.
- Production (noun): The action of producing or the amount produced.
Synonyms
- Output
- Yield
- Production
- Result
- Harvest (in agricultural contexts)
Antonyms
- Input
- Consumption
Related Phrases
- Outturn data: The specific figures or statistics representing the production.
- The manager reviewed the outturn data before the board meeting.
- Outturn report: A document summarizing the production results.
- Please prepare the monthly outturn report by Friday.
Noun
- what is produced in a given time period