The phrase "a final length of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying the ultimate measurement or size of an object or material after all adjustments or processes have been completed.
Example: "After several adjustments, the project was completed with a final length of 10 meters."
Alternatives: "an ultimate length of" or "a concluding length of".
The molecular ruler protein FliK26 measures the length of the hook and terminates hook FlgE protein polymerization at a final length of 55 nm (in Salmonella 27.
(c) Monodisperse nanofibers 50.12 ± 0.41 μm in length pre-release contracted to a final length of 14.15 ± 0.92 μm, a 3.5-fold decrease in length from the pre-release state Scale bars in (a) are 20 μm.
By 2011 its cables will pass 18m American homes.A directional boring machine has already drilled a tiny underground tunnel under the driveway, allowing a final length of fibre to be run from the neighbourhood splice-box to the customer's house.
It's like running on a racetrack that is being stretched -- if the racetrack started off 100 meters long but got stretched to a final length of 400 meters as you were running from start to finish, then the total distance you've run is more than 100 meters.
With a displacement of 20%, a final length of 192 mm will be covered.
The Koach was built by George Barris – he of Batmobile fame – in just three weeks, and combined three Model T bodies for a final length of 18ft.
Matthews [ 10] described a frequency range for two 2° afferents to be approximately 45 – 185 spikes/sec with velocity changes of 1.2 mm/sec to 100 mm/sec to a final length change of 6 mm in the soleus muscle of the cat.
Following gentle disentanglement, the stacks were converted to individual MWCNTs with short dimensions (a final length and diameter of ∼1.2 μm and ∼12 nm) and almost catalyst-free (<0.04%).
It is not often you see 400 metre Olympic champions in last place after 150 metres, let alone anyone shoot from fourth to first during the course of a final length which defied normal analysis.
Single-gene alignments were used to produce three different datasets, containing: (a) all mt genes (final length of 11,131 bp); (b) all nuclear genes (final length of 7,107 bp); and (c) a combination of mt and nuclear genes (final length of 18,238 bp).
With a displacement of 20%, the final length of the band was 182 mm which covered the displacement seen in Test 1. Test 2 comprises a set of six different runs.
