The phrase "a final depth of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ultimate or conclusive level of something, often in contexts related to analysis, measurement, or emotional states.
Example: "After much deliberation, we reached a final depth of understanding regarding the project's implications."
Alternatives: "an ultimate level of" or "a conclusive depth of".
The original schedule called for it to reach a final depth of 12,000 feet, or 2.3 miles, after no more than 50 days of drilling, according to company officials.
This will be shot into the surface at about 60 m s−1 on touchdown, reaching a final depth of between a few centimetres and about 2.5 m, depending on the hardness of the ground and the maximum available cable length.
With a final depth of 163 m, the drillings penetrated the anhydrite-bearing Keuper formation.
Thereafter, water was raised gradually by 10 cm until the 8th WAT, for a final depth of 50 cm.
With a final depth of 70 m, drillings had reached the transitional zone between the Emscher formation and the karstified Plänerkalk group (Fig. 4).
Site 1206 was drilled on Koko Seamount at 1540 m of water depth with a final depth of 335.2 mbsf [19].
The relationship of the maximum indentation load and length of plate are almost linear and the springback displacements converge to a constant with increasing final depth of the dent.
Peak density at the center of the sample as a function of the final depth of the evaporative cut on the RF frequency.
For the GPi, the deepest contact point was implanted on average almost at the calculated depth (mean = −0.5 mm; SD = 1.2 mm, Fig. 3b) In summary, this implied that, in 56 out of 98 (57%) of the STN implantations and in 39 out of 468585%) of the GPi-implantations, the final depth of implantation was situated within a range of ±1 mm of the MRI-based target depth.
The final depth of the water level was measured after a given time interval.
Waterlogging decreased the total length, but not the final depth of the root system.
