noun
definition
An amount produced during a specified period; output or turnout
verb
definition
To surpass in turning; to turn better than.
Examples of outturn in a Sentence
Today's statement is the beginning of a process of engagement with local authorities on the final outturn of their provision.
Forecast reconciliation of net operating cost to net resource outturn and resource budget outturn 15.
In it's response the DfT also included figures for capital, measuring the total LTP allocations against a capital outturn figure.
Budget Position and Forecast Outturn The Board noted the budget position at the end of September and the forecast year-end outturn.
The total value of pearls exported was estimated in 1905 at about £ 1,500,000, the value at current prices of the 1919 outturn was probably about £2,500,000.
The Revenue report shows the expected outturn to be within budgeted resources.
The table compares plans for 2002-03 and 2003-04 with outturn for 1998-99 through to 2000-01, and with the estimated outturn for 2001-02.
This shows the provisional outturn for the control total in 1997-98.
The position will have to be reviewed in the light of the actual outturn.
In Note 26, the excess of net resource outturn is analyzed by TLB Holders.
A full report on Capital Expenditure will be presented at the next meeting, together with the final revenue outturn figures.
Budget Position and forecast Outturn The Board noted the budget position at the end of September and the forecast year-end outturn.