The phrase "a final vote of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the last decision or approval in a voting process, often in formal or legislative contexts.
Example: "The committee held a final vote of approval for the proposed budget."
Alternatives: "a conclusive vote of" or "a decisive vote of".
When it came to a final vote of the department faculty whether to adopt the new program, the vote was unanimous in favor.
The rules required a two-thirds majority and backers of the aid came up about 20 votes short on a final vote of 258 to 154.
A series of public hearings on the cuts will be held in March, followed by a final vote of the authority's board.
The budget was approved by the board's finance committee unanimously and will be up for a final vote of the full board on March 28.
Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi won a final vote of confidence on a $33 billion austerity package on Wednesday, clearing the way for a likely showdown with the co-founder of his conservative movement.
The most feasible option, suggested by a commission last year, would be to send some legislation through English committees for amendment before a final vote of the whole house.
Just before a final vote on each of the four articles of impeachment, the Democrats would propose reconsidering the impeachment resolution, but with instructions to censure the President, rather than impeach him.
The vote was the first of three procedural hurdles that Democrats must cross before a final vote on passage of the measure, now scheduled for Christmas Eve.
It could take until next summer for the association's governing House of Delegates, which has about 500 members, to take a final vote on all of the proposed rules.
The Senate voted today to end debate and move to a final vote on two of President Clinton's nominees for federal appeals court posts in California whose nominations have been stalled for years.
The goal, aides said, was to be able to take a final vote on Friday, ahead of the July 4 recess.
