The phrase "a form of closure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts related to resolution, completion, or the end of a process or situation.
Example: "After the long discussion, we finally reached a form of closure on the project."
Alternatives: "a type of resolution" or "a means of completion".
Musically, leaving something open-ended or not with a form of closure is satisfying to me.
Anonymous, 40, public servant This verdict offers a form of closure to the families of the 96.
This is a useful limit in many ways - preventing academics from wittering on - but it is still a form of closure.
What Nietzsche - who wasn't exactly a laugh-a-minute - understood only too well, was that laughter is a form of closure.
Yet the arrest of Mr Karadzic, which may soon be followed by that of Mr Mladic, offers a form of closure to the people of this long-suffering region.
The fictional state of Zubrowka starts out as a decadent monarchy, becomes a mafia state, goes fascist, gets conquered, is absorbed into the Warsaw Pact and then, as a form of closure in the movie, becomes the classic, inconsequential member of the EU, somewhere east of the Alps.
No, surely his conviction that nothing stands outside the observable is a form of professional closure.
We use those stories as a crutch, a form of conversational closure.
Malignant glaucoma is a form of secondary angle closure glaucoma characterized by marked elevation of the intraocular pressure (IOP), shallow anterior chamber despite a patent laser peripheral iridotomy (LPI), and a normal posterior segment anatomy.
I had no idea what I had done and simply wanted an answer or some form of closure.
In other words, one of S's actual beliefs, p, might be justified and S still fail to believe some proposition, say q that is entailed by p. We are now in a position to ask: Does the restricted form of closure hold regarding what we are entitled to believe even if we don't, in fact, believe it?
