The phrase "a final proof" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the last version of a document or piece of work that is being reviewed before it is finalized or published.
Example: "Before we send the manuscript to the publisher, let's review a final proof to ensure everything is accurate."
Alternatives: "a final version" or "a last draft".
"This is a final proof point that confirms the uptick," he said.
As a final proof of concept, cycling in half-cell was performed and electrolyte based on LiTDBI showed perfect capacity retention.
A few weeks later we had to check and correct a final proof of the paper.
One thing I couldn't tell just from looking at the site was whether I could output a final proof to the original format.
After fermentation, the dough was punched, transferred to a greased metal baking plate, and incubated at room temperature for a final proof of 45 min.
"We're still short of a final proof," says Smith, "but there are enough intriguing parallels that suggest this [gene] may be involved in the learning deficits in Down syndrome".
So what if there is no weapons of mass destruction?" Likewise, those who had long opposed the war in Iraq viewed the Senate report as a predictable, final proof that American soldiers should never have been sent there.
Being a possibility, final proof that this process exists in mammalian hearts, that it develops in the right place at the interface between a normoxic and ischemic region and that it is connected to an arterial pressure source and is able to save or salvage muscular tissue is still lacking.
Finally, a small change in the logo Agfa used as a watermark provided final proof that the photographs were in fact posthumous prints made between 1958 and 1975.The New York dealers, which include the Howard Greenberg, the Edwyn Houk and the Robert Mann galleries, sold the prints in good faith but will not discuss the out-of-court settlement.
Fidel did not meet with Obama when he came to Cuba, and the American President's visit was, in a real sense, final proof that Fidel's era had truly ended.
But what if we reclaimed a sense that belief in God -- or, for that matter, disbelief in God -- is less a matter of proof than it is confession: a willingness to give one's good reasons and evidence for one's views but also to surrender a claim to final proof.
