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The phrase "a closing strap" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a strap that is used to secure or close something, such as a bag or a piece of equipment.
Example: "Make sure to fasten a closing strap on the backpack to keep your belongings secure."
Alternatives: "a fastening strap" or "a securing strap".
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A decade later, nearly all the haute-couture houses of Spain closed, strapped by new luxury taxes and an economic crisis.
Every detail seemed perfectly selected: from shoes, slightly 1930s with their fold-back flaps; or the crocodile clips, closing a shoulder strap or holding up a swathe of skirt.
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A close examination reveals that the keyhole cutouts on the flaps are larger than those on a Birkin, the straps longer and the classic locket dangling from the Birkin's horizontal strap, absent.
A tuxedo jacket was closed with a single strap at the bust.
Foust climbed over the roll cage, dropped into his seat, rubbed his palms for warmth, buckled his harness and pulled the door closed by a canvas strap.
The doorways of these homes were traditionally left open or could be shut by a woven screen held closed with a leather strap; today the entryway is frequently hung with a fabric curtain.
If you put on your helmet without closing the straps, it will be totally useless.
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