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An output contains the results from a set of one or more related analyses (see the [note](ARSP:NestedList#analyses_in_outputs) note in note in the NestedList section for information about associated associating analyses with outputs). Within the output, the results may represented in a single display without the output, or they may be represented in 2 or more separate displays. The display(s) within an output are specified in the displays attribute, which contains one or more instances of the OrderedDisplay class. Each instance of the OrderedDisplay class has 2 attributes:

• order, which contains an integer to order display with respect to other displays

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• in the output (i.e., "1" for the first display in the output, "2" for the second display, etc.)
• display, which contains the specification of the display represented as an instance of the OutputDisplay class. See the OutputDisplay section for more information about output display specifications.

The fileSpecifications attribute of the Output class may be used to specify one or more individual files, each of which contains a representation of the output in a specific format. Each file specification is defined as an instance of the OutputFile class, which includes the following attributes:

• name, which contains the name of the output file
• location, which indicates the location of the file relative to the location of the reporting event file.
• fileType, which contains an indication of the file format (PDF, RTF, etc.) represented as an instance of the two specializations of the ExtensibleTerminologyTerm class for the OutputFileTypeEnum enumeration:
  • OutputFileType, in which the controlledTerm attribute contains a file type from the OutputFileTypeEnum enumeration
  • SponsorOutputFileType, in which the sponsorTermId attribute contains the identifier of a sponsor term created in the terminology extension for the OutputFileTypeEnum enumeration.

Refer to the TerminologyExtension and ExtensibleTerminologyTerm sections for more information about definition and use of terminology extensions, including examples.  

• style, which may be used to specify a sponsor-defined, implementation-specific specification of any style properties to be applied to the output file (e.g., font size or color).