The phrase "a final committee" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a committee that is the last in a series or the one that makes the final decisions on a matter.
Example: "The proposals will be reviewed by a final committee before any decisions are made."
Alternatives: "a concluding committee" or "a definitive committee".
The bill was poised to pass a final committee before facing a full vote on the floor of the House of Representatives, where Republicans hold a 33-to-32 33-to-32 33-to-32
So Mr. Baucus has made clear that even if he met his goal of completing the public debate by late Thursday or early Friday, a final committee vote would not come until next week.
During one of the first votes on amendments in the Senate Finance Committee markup on Wednesday, one of those centrists, Senator Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas, above left, sided with the Republicans in favor of delaying a final committee vote until the precise legislative language of the bill is complete.
We employ the extreme learning machines (ELM), multivariate regression splines (MARS), M5 Tree and support vector regression (SVR) applied in multiple aquifer systems (e.g. unconfined, semi-confined and confined) in the Marand plain, North West Iran, to encapsulate the merits of individual learning algorithms in a final committee-based ANN model.
Passing a bill by simple majority would still require that legislation survive numerous committees in both the Senate and the House, conference committees to reconcile different versions of the bill in each chamber and a final conference committee between both chambers.
Then, nearly at the end of the process at a final credit committee meeting, I received an e-mail advising me that the deal had been declined for the precise risks that were laid out to the representative at the very beginning of the process.
The Twitter row began after Mensch claimed the question of whether Murdoch was fit or not was not discussed in advance of a final select committee meeting on the report on Monday, with Watson insisting it had been raised six weeks earlier.
Children were then diagnosed as having a serious bacterial infection (urinary tract infection, pneumonia, and bacteraemia), clinically diagnosed infection, or no bacterial infection using standard radiological and microbiological tests; this classification was verified by a final diagnosis committee.
All probable cases of serious bacterial infection were reviewed by a final diagnosis committee composed of two specialist paediatricians (with experience in paediatrics, infectious disease, and respiratory medicine) and, in cases of pneumonia, a radiologist.
We also used a final diagnosis committee to verify probable cases of bacterial infection, members of which were blinded to other clinical data like the reference test results, which minimised possible random and systematic error in the classification of children.
Ministers have struggled to push the legislation through the final committee stages after MPs and government departments tabled a raft of amendments.
