The phrase "a final category of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing the last group or classification in a series of categories being discussed.
Example: "In our analysis, we have identified a final category of factors that significantly influence consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "a concluding category of" or "a last category of".
Below I have organized a selection of my papers around the central topics list above (as well as a final category of others).
A final category of usage is startups built from the ground up on Hadoop.
Both these elements made it possible for a final category of structure to emerge: private sector incubators.
A final category of strange stuff includes the correspondents who repeatedly claim that they are aliens.
Age was defined in 5-year age bands up to a final category of 85 years or older.
A final category of coercive experiences includes reports in which a clear abuse of power and trust is taking place with little justification.
The studies could be grouped into four broad categories: two categories focusing on either the QoL impacts of ongoing infection or its treatment; one category exploring the psychosocial experience of living with hepatitis C; and a final category focusing on experiences of diagnosis and management of hepatitis C (see Table 3).
Plant disease resistance (R) genes play an important role in pathogen detection and defense response, and are classified into five types, namely NBS-LRR (Nucleotide Binding Sites-Leucine-Rich Repeats), RLK (Receptor-like Kinases), RLP (Receptor-like Transmembrane Proteins), STK (Serine-theorine kinase) and a final category containing all other types of R gene.
The category of Relation has a single maxim, "Be relevant", while the final category of Manner has a short "super" maxim "Be perspicuous" which has various submaxims (1989, 27).
The final category of attack is a hijacking that completely takes over the robot.
Something you are The final category of authentication that an IDMS can support is based on biometrics where user verification is performed on the basis of some natural characteristics such as fingerprint, voice patterns, or iris characteristics that are unique for every individual (Jensen et al. [2009]; Leandro et al. [2012]; Senk and Dotzler [2011]). .
