The phrase "a first conclusion on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing an initial finding or judgment regarding a specific topic or issue.
Example: "After analyzing the data, we can draw a first conclusion on the effectiveness of the new marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "an initial conclusion regarding" or "a preliminary conclusion about".
A first conclusion, therefore, is that the error on the parameter error vector covariance matrix due to this approximation is of order ({mathcal {O}}(mu ^{2})).
This leads to a third conclusion: that Ted Cruz might actually get on the national ticket.
A second conclusion concerns hiring discrimination based on religious closeness.
Following an agent-based modeling approach, the two most commonly applied auction pricing rules are compared (uniform and pay-as-bid) and first conclusions on outcomes are drawn for future policy design.
Mr S. presents his first conclusions on the presence of HGTs by highlighting on the shared visualization page the species suspected to be involved in HGTs (COLOR TREES).
This is not the place to seriously discuss the origin and evolution of religion but I nevertheless would like to make a brief remark on the first conclusion of the article, that the persistence of religion has a clear adaptive explanation at the social level.
My first conclusion, based on this data, is that many indie authors are underpricing their books.
Third, conclusions on the causal relationships cannot be drawn as the data were cross-sectional.
The first conclusion is focused on the performance improvement achieved by the proposed method.
The two quickly converge on the book's first conclusion: hatred is not one thing.
The second conclusion is, on one hand, the decrease in the amount of enzymes linked to the biosynthesis of complex carbohydrates of the cell wall, and, on the other hand, the increase in enzymes linked to the turnover of proteins.
