utfallets

Utfallets is the possessive form of the Swedish noun utfallet, which translates to the outcome or result of a process. The term appears in Swedish language texts, particularly in formal or academic writing, to indicate something belonging to or associated with the outcome. The base noun utfallet comes from ut- (out, away) and fall (an event or occurrence). The possessive suffix -s marks ownership or attribution, producing utfallets for the singular definite noun.

Usage: It commonly occurs in phrases such as utfallets konsekvenser (the outcome’s consequences), utfallets osäkerheter (the outcome’s uncertainties), utfallets kvalitet (the outcome’s quality). In translations to English, utfallets is typically rendered as "the outcome’s" or simply the corresponding English noun when used in genitive.

Context: Utfallet is often used in statistics, research reports, policy analysis, and project evaluations where outcomes are central. It may appear in headings or captions, where concise phrasing is preferred.

Limitations: The term is specific to Swedish and Scandinavian contexts; it is not widely used in non-Swedish contexts, where English equivalents like "the outcome" or "the result" are used.

See also: utfall, resultat, konsekvenser.