The phrase "a final run of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the last attempt or iteration of something, such as a project, test, or performance.
Example: "Before we submit the report, let's do a final run of the data analysis to ensure everything is accurate."
Alternatives: "a last attempt at" or "a concluding iteration of".
Angela Meade, a young Met favorite, leads the cast for a final run of performances, joining two respected veterans, Marcello Giordani and Dolora Zajick; Marco Armiliato.
White won the third Olympic gold medal of his career, clinching his most rewarding prize with a final run of extreme daring, towering athleticism and supreme clutch.
Candlelit, intimate and with a resident company of musicians, the space inspires a final run of plays from Shakespeare: Pericles (c1609), Cymbeline (c1610), The Winter's Tale (c1611) and The Tempest (c1611).
After two and a half decades at the height of high fashion, Collette Dinnigan has shocked and saddened customers, retailers and the fashion industry with the announcement that she will close her main label and cease creating the beautiful signature French lace and hand-beaded dresses for which she is renowned, after a final run of limited edition pieces.
After reducing the number of POS classes to α using the merging algorithm, we perform a final run of the search algorithm.
Stanley were bottom of League Two in March but a final run of five wins in eight games guaranteed survival following their 1-0 win over Bristol Rovers.
Ready for a final run through of Saturday night's Championship headlines?
The group spent April 1969 rehearsing a live version of the show at the Hanwell Community Centre in Ealing including a final run down of the entire stage piece on 23 April.
A final run consisting of 20 million generations was also performed to verify the likelihood scores from the shorter runs were consistent with the longer runs.
Geisenberger, 26, produced a stunning final run of 50.189 seconds for a total of three minutes 19.768 seconds.
That season, Alex won the pole for the Indianapolis 500 holding off Scott Dixon who made a final run at the end of the session.
