The phrase "a finishing splash" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a final touch or detail that adds a sense of completion or flair to something, such as a project, presentation, or artwork.
Example: "To enhance the overall design of the brochure, we decided to add a finishing splash of color on the cover."
Alternatives: "a final touch" or "a concluding flourish".
"It's a great escape from getting mortared," Sgt. Xochitl Barragan, 27, of Fort Worth, Tex., said as she emerged dripping from the huge pool, where air defense and engineer specialists had just finished a splash contest off the 10-meter diving board.
Wait 8 - 10 minutes and then wash off with warm water, finishing with a splash of cold water to close the pores.
It is also Daley's first senior international contest since he finished filming Splash!, the amusingly awful TV show in which he taught a bunch of B-minus-list celebrities how to high dive.
After every finished shave, splash your skin with cold water to close up the pores.
To remove it, just rinse with a washcloth (not your fingers!) and warm water, and finish with a splash of cold water.
We also liked the creamy mushroom soup with the same varieties as the salad, finished with a splash of cream and an enoki garnish.
And then the fish is finished with a splash of coconut milk: Thailand.
The store -- which had one of the country's largest stocks of 20th-century first editions -- finished with a splash, reducing its inventory through going-out-of-business sales from about 13,000 titles to 3,000.
There are some wonderful entrees though: seared sea scallops over a creamy risotto, a whole grilled sea bass with a light olive oil-herb sauce, crisp-skin chicken, grilled veal scallops rolled around shrimp and medallions of veal sautéed with capers and finished with a splash of limoncello liqueur.
He was a pitch away from finishing the frame when Albies splashed a single into center field.
