The phrase "a final total of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when summarizing or concluding a calculation or total amount in a report, financial statement, or similar context.
Example: "After reviewing all the expenses, we arrived at a final total of $5,000 for the project."
Alternatives: "a concluding total of" or "an overall total of".
Panic over, Seve was able to play the last few holes in relative comfort, his 72 giving him a final total of 275 (13 under par), finally winning by four shots from Gilbert and Newton.
Yang wins gold, with a final total of 16.533.
The 17 portraits gifted in 1895 reached a final total of 50.
So let's assume 76,000 pages of audited financial documents times 3, or a final total of 228,000 pages supplied by the league to the union.
Nonetheless, the 37-year-old Bonds wound up posting what might have been baseball's best season ever: beyond a final total of 73 home runs his.863 slugging percentage and 177 walks broke records held by Babe Ruth.
Spending overseas should total $229.2 billion, Mr. Coen said, an increase of 7.2percentt from a final total of $213.8 billion for 1999, which has been adjusted downward from earlier estimates of $216.3 billion.
De Villiers, who raced to an unbeaten 47 from 24 balls, and Sarfaraz Khan, with 11 from seven, then kept the scoreboard ticking over to ease the home side to a final total of 226 for three.
The costume was one of 14 pieces of Bruce Lee's personal possessions and film props that went under the hammer, fetching a final total of almost £160,000 - double that estimated.
From 1035 initial cases, exclusion criteria of uncompleted demography data and renal depuration yielded a final total of 1012 patients.
Eurotunnel has been awarded a final total of £202m (253m euros) by insurers after a fire in the Channel Tunnel.
The 43-year-old four-time major winner finished with a 69, which included four birdies and a bogey, for a final total of 18-under par.
