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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a final result of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the outcome or conclusion of a process, experiment, or analysis.
Example: "The final result of the experiment confirmed our initial hypothesis."
Alternatives: "an ultimate outcome of" or "a concluding result of".
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By 3.30am the No side, against everything Mr Salmond had been promising for months, was predicting a final result of 56 No, 44 Yes.
Then, a single reducer runs and transforms the initially obtained partitions into a final result of hard clustering.
As a final result of these detected changes, a small model for (or definition of) students' reflected images of mathematics as a discipline is proposed.
Stage 2 with final ML vanishing (dark or gray phase contrast as a final result of recharging for the surface regions).
As a final result of the iterative process, by the choice of the scalar factors s, it is guaranteed that no negative technical coefficients will be obtained.
As a final result of a systematic development of RAFM-steels in Europe, the 9% CrWVTa alloy EUROFER was specified and produced in an industrial scale with a variety of product forms.
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The album ends with "Two Suns in the Sunset", a song that portrays a nuclear holocaust, the final result of a world obsessed with war and control.
As a consequence, the final result of the polyacid adsorption is reduction of the surface charge of mixed oxide.
Referring to the ongoing transparency lawsuit, CIA spokesman Trapani said the agency will retain a copy "pending the final result of the litigation".
Muscle hernia when present protrudes through a defect with the final result of subcutaneous soft tissue mass [2].
Such a classification is the final result of the general workflow (see Figure 3).
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