The phrase "a closing note" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to summarize or conclude a discussion, message, or document.
Example: "In conclusion, I would like to leave you with a closing note: always strive for excellence in your work."
Alternatives: "a final remark" or "a concluding statement".
Finally, a closing note: In his testimony, Mr. Comey questioned the accuracy of a New York Times report from February.
A closing note tells us that organ donations increased significantly in Italy after Nicholas's death, something that local officials refer to as "the Nicholas effect". Good title, no?
A closing note: Tibor Pusztai, the associate conductor of the Hartford Symphony Orchestra, has also been named composer in residence through the 1991-92 season.
Compared to far richer acts of remembrance of Brooklyn by Alfred Kazin, it was thin stuff, scarcely more than a closing note from a man preoccupied with mortality.
A closing note to readers: Because there is always a rash of letters about whatever subject is covered in this column, the Haggler is braced for an onslaught of E-ZPass complaints.
"I have been asked by the officers of the Pak Nam police station to point out that there are absolutely no homosexuals, latent or practicing, employed in that establishment," Mr. Cotterill writes in a closing note.
But those familiar with the probe have expressed "widespread skepticism" that it's drawing to a close — noting that Mueller's team was asking questions about Trump's firing of James Comey as recently as last week.
Typically, biology exams are administered under a closed-note environment.
On the other hand, students focus on storing information for quick retrieval in preparation for a closed-note exam (Theophilides and Koutselini, 2000).
For a refreshing closing note, consider the ice cream or sorbets.
In a defiant closing note, Mojumdar writes, "The very reasons that have contributed to the crisis at _Himal _make it imperative that it should survive".
