The phrase "a final mass" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to religious ceremonies, particularly in reference to a concluding service or gathering.
Example: "The community gathered for a final mass to honor the memory of their beloved pastor."
Alternatives: "a concluding service" or "a last ceremony".
Pope Francis has had a busy week at World Youth Day in Rio as he visited his slums and prisons, blessed the Olympic flag and brought three million people to Copacabana Beach for a final Mass on Sunday morning.
A final mass on Rio's Copacabana beach drew 1m people: a record rivalled only by John Paul II's trips to Poland.
With the last day of school approaching, the 50-year-old Catholic academy turned to its traditional end-of-the-year rituals for solace: the eighth-grade graduation, a picnic and a final Mass.
Here, the star reaches a final mass of ({simeq}40mbox { M}_{odot}).
Afterwards every vial was filled up with one of the amino acid/peptide solutions to a final mass of 4 g.
Due to their low surface temperatures, they would appear dark at optical wavelengths, and radiative feedback would not be able to impede the accretion flow, allowing them to grow to a final mass of ({sim}10^{6}mbox { M}_{odot}).
As a result, the final mass median size remained almost constant for all the studied cases.
Abstract: I will present a technique for inferring the so-called initial-final mass relation (IFMR), the mapping between the initial mass of a Sun-like star and its final mass as a white dwarf.
A global ranking of the composites is presented for thermally thin conditions (1 mm thick) using thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) and cone calorimeter measurements and four parameters for thermally intermediate conditions (4 mm thick) including a fire growth parameter, a smoke parameter, a toxicity parameter and the final mass residue.
But it created a black hole whose final mass was just 62 solar masses!
"This is a land of martyrs," explained Juan Francisco Rosas, a student at a local seminary who attended the final Mass of the pilgrimage.
