The phrase "a finalised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been completed or made final, often in the context of documents, plans, or decisions.
Example: "We are pleased to present a finalised version of the report for your review."
Alternatives: "a completed" or "a finalized".
Davis said: "This [text] is just the beginning of the process – you need to have a finalised mechanism.
If, for example, a finalised plan puts speech or occupational therapy in the "health" category, there is no right of redress via the Send tribunal.
A finalised plan is due to be made by 2014, but Cardiff Civic Society suggested a plan could be drawn up in one or two years.
A finalised system must obviously integrate other type of signature like shape and texture.
At this point doppel is a working prototype and a finalised design for manufacture.
But a finalised deal hinges on a "reasonable compensation package" for smaller British boats, which lose out.
However, for studies which have a relatively finalised design and need to move rapidly to data collection, too much post-funding advice can be a hindrance to progress, so the advisory committee structure should be reduced at this stage (while their value in the early design phase would be higher).
The current study optimised nutrient composition and growth conditions for high mycelial growth and conidiation of the ITA3 strain on a cost-effective culture medium and finalised a stable and effective dry formulation for the conidia.
We have a great squad with plenty of experience so we should be aiming to get promoted at the first attempt". Fulham have signed Steven Davis from Aston Villa after the midfielder passed a medical and finalised personal terms at Craven Cottage this morning.
The 34-year-old finalised a one-year deal with the League Two newcomers last week and insists Town are going places.
Mr Johnson, the London Mayor, is expecting to be given a full briefing of the finalised deal at a meeting of the "political cabinet" – a body specially created for him to attend while he remains outside the full cabinet – on 23 February, following the EU summit the week before.
