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outcomes-focussed vs outcomes-focused

Both 'outcomes-focussed' and 'outcomes-focused' are correct, but 'outcomes-focused' is more commonly used. The hyphenated form is also acceptable, especially in British English.

Last updated: March 24, 2024 • 822 views

outcomes-focussed

This is a correct construction, although less common than 'outcomes-focused'.

This phrase is used to describe a focus on outcomes or results. It is acceptable to use the hyphenated form, especially in British English.
  • Calls for the CAP to be outcome-driven rather than focussed on regulation and for all Member States and their regional authorities to offer more help and advice to farmers through advisory tools and through appropriate communication methods;

Alternatives:

  • outcomes-focused

outcomes-focused

This is the more commonly used form of the phrase.

This phrase is used to describe a focus on outcomes or results. It is the preferred form in most contexts.
  • Taking a clinical approach to efficacy and focused outcomes.
  • There is a further distinction between those initiatives whose outcomes are largely focused on assurance from those whose outcomes include an intention to improve a given situation.

Alternatives:

  • outcomes-focussed

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