The phrase "a final order of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts to refer to a conclusive decision or ruling made by a court or authority.
Example: "The judge issued a final order of dismissal in the case."
Alternatives: "a conclusive ruling of" or "a definitive decision of".
The court upheld his recommendation with a final order of no contact for Michael.
In one case, the Supreme Court ruled that mandatory detention is permissible before a final order of deportation only for a "brief period".
Another Cafcass official agreed, saying a well-documented history of harassment and stalking meant there should be a final order of no contact.
In addition, the governor talked to the woman himself only a day before she was scheduled to appear in court to seek a final order of protection.
In another decision the court ruled that indefinite detention — defined as more than six months — is constitutional after a final order of deportation only if the detainee is considered dangerous.
In late 2016, a senior Cafcass official urged the court to make a final order of no contact, saying any contact may feed the man's obsession and place mother and child at risk.
Justice Starkey scheduled a hearing for Wednesday before issuing a final order on the fate of that firehouse.
The judge stopped short of issuing a final order against implementation of the rule, saying he would wait for the Bush administration to report on its vision for roadless areas.
Meanwhile, Brendan Raedy, a public affairs officer and spokesperson for ICE, stated that "the pendency of an application for a U nonimmigrant visa does not pose a legal impediment to removal of an alien subject to an administratively final order of removal.
At the high court in London on Friday, Mr Justice Warby said PJS and NGN had agreed a final order in the action for breach of confidence and misuse of private information.
The Indian parent may also withdraw their consent to an adoption at any time prior to a final order, or within two years of the final order if their consent was obtained through fraud or under duress.
