The phrase "a final bill of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the last invoice or statement of charges for services rendered or goods provided.
Example: "After completing the project, we will send you a final bill of the total expenses incurred."
Alternatives: "a concluding invoice for" or "a last statement of".
Meanwhile, costs rose from the estimate of A$7m, to a final bill of A$102m.
The House Republicans have also insisted on the inclusion in a final bill of several law enforcement and immigration provisions from the House bill that have been strongly criticized by civil liberties groups and were never addressed by the commission.
However 19 items worth £23,450 were later recovered, leaving a final bill of £217,569.
The Algerian government picked up the majority of the bill, leaving a final bill of £583.14 for Mr Thatcher and £1,190.95 remaining to be paid with public money.
I switched supplier again in November and received a final bill for electricity of £195.15, which became the subject of a formal complaint.
BP has come up with a final bill for the cost of the Deepwater Horizon accident in 2010: $62bn£47bnbn).
As a result, senators said they doubted that scarce floor time would be consumed moving it through the Senate before the recess when a final bill was out of reach.
Snowe, meanwhile, said that she told the president recently that while she would be voting no on Monday, she was still open to supporting a final bill coming out of conference.
"There will be a lot of water under the bridge, a lot of compromise, between now" and a final bill, said Richard A. Smith, chairman of the Business Roundtable's Housing Working Group.
A final bill at the end of the case is the norm, but it is possible to ask for monthly bills, or even to agree a fixed spending limit.
Because the House was not in session this week, it was unclear whether a final bill along the lines of the tentative agreement would appeal to House conservatives.
