teostuksid

Teostuksid is the plural form of teostus, a term used in Estonian to refer to the realization or execution of plans, projects or works. The concept encompasses the concrete outputs that result from implementing an idea, program, or artistic undertaking. Teostuksid therefore denote what has been completed or brought into effect, rather than the planning or design phase.

Usage and scope

Teostuksid are used across various domains to describe tangible results. In the arts, they can refer to completed productions, exhibitions or performances. In architecture, engineering and urban planning, teostuksid describe finished projects, constructions or installations. In government and organizational contexts, the term covers implemented policies, programs and deployed systems. The emphasis is on the actualized outputs and their functioning or delivery.

Nuance and relations

The term highlights outcomes and deliverables rather than processes. It is commonly found in project reporting, policy evaluations, cultural administration and production notes. Related terms include teostus (the act of realization or execution) and teostused (the plural nominative form of completed realizations).

See also

Teostus, teostused, teostusprojekt, teostama.