The phrase "a conclusive one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that provides a definitive answer or resolution to a question or issue.
Example: "The study provided a conclusive one, settling the debate on the effectiveness of the new treatment."
Alternatives: "a definitive one" or "a decisive one".
The surveillance videos made a stronger case, but not a conclusive one.
His position that the men's American citizenship was an important factor, but not necessarily a conclusive one in defining their rights, appeared to confuse even those justices who, like Justice John Paul Stevens, were his natural allies.
There was never anything there, but they were determined to see for themselves.A suggestive result, but not, perhaps, a conclusive one.
But it is hardly a conclusive one, and it barely hints at the struggles to come.Soon after it became clear that Britain's budget deficit was ballooning, taxes were increased.
These will give him opportunities to show if he can hold his own against more established party leaders like Senator Henry Jackson and (again) Senator Bayh, while making inroads into the following of Governor George Wallace.Mr Jackson was not active in Iowa; Mr Bayh had a disappointment there, but by no means a conclusive one.
The discussion so far has perhaps made a reasonable case, though of course nothing approaching a conclusive one, that the representative realist's proposed explanation of the order of our immediate experience has a good deal of plausibility in relation to that experience.
Despite our 21st-century science and technology, we appear to have come no nearer than the Greeks did to nailing down a conclusive, one-size-fits-all answer to that old romantic chestnut.
The difficulty of obtaining a conclusive finding "one way or another" on such complaints in court means the taint of suspicion is virtually impossible to erase, she says.
First, we had about 15 various release dates with the most conclusive one being last July (still a very definitive reason on why I have trust issues).
In order for this line of reasoning to be conclusive, one must first suppose that transgenes and their products behave comparatively in a GM (single) plant and in a GM stack.
While testing in the U.S. has not been as conclusive, one thing we do know is that alcohol in mouthwash definitely reduces saliva production.
