Ranking linguistic outcomes under fuzziness and randomness

The outcomes of a decision-making problem under fuzziness and randomness conditions can appear in the form '(the result is R) is P', R being a linguistic assessment (label), qualifying the result, and P a verbal probability. An attempt is made to order such kinds of linguistic outcomes by using the properties of labels without considering their membership functions. A partial order on the set of the outcomes is defined, its properties are studied, and some examples are given.<>