The phrase "a good closure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the conclusion or resolution of a situation, event, or narrative, indicating that it is satisfactory or effective.
Example: "The story had a good closure, leaving the audience feeling satisfied with the outcome."
Alternatives: "a satisfying conclusion" or "an effective ending".
As previous work had shown that pretreatment could influence the ability to achieve a good mass closure due to factors such as degradation reactions producing materials such as pseudolignins [ 35], we next assessed whether steam pretreatment of the forest residue substrates might influence the robustness of the compositional analysis and our ability to achieve reasonable mass balance closure.
"I know we'll hopefully have good closure.
It would signify good closure — and good karma for the writers who have so mistreated Riggins — if the show ended with him and Tyra as a couple helping to look out for their nieces and nephews: Billy and Mindy, as Tim is the last person to discover, are now going to have twins.
In the 2 successful cases, healing was ensured by the good closure of the mucosa.
The Mg staples kept good closure to the Anastomosis, no leaking and bleeding were found, and the staples exhibited no fracture or severe corrosion cracks during the degradation.
"Share how good closure feels.
The continuous thread on both wound edges was tightened for good closure of the wounds (Fig. 2a).
Dermal apposition using inexpensive, readily available equipment is a good method for closure of fasciotomy wounds.
Despite some reported limitations with the recommended methods, the NREL Laboratory Analytical Procedures (LAP) provide a comprehensive set of protocols which can quantify the majority of the constituents present in a "typical" cellulosic biomass, while achieving a good summative mass closure with maximum ±5% variation reported between different labs [ 12, 18].
