out-turn (also spelled outturn, especially in AmE) /; AmE /) noun [U; C, usually sing.]

(Finance )

1

the amount of goods or money produced in a particular period of time:

The out-turn for steel production for 2004 was 1.2% higher than the previous year.

SYN OUTPUT

2 (BrE)

the amount of money spent by an organization in a particular period:

London schools' out-turn statements can be downloaded from this website.

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