The phrase "a great conclusion to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a satisfying or impactful ending of a story, event, or argument.
Example: "The final chapter provided a great conclusion to the series, tying up all loose ends and leaving readers satisfied."
Alternatives: "an excellent ending to" or "a fitting close to".
Things could come to a great conclusion and set off a rally, or the opposite could happen.
So that was a process and we finally came to a great conclusion and it smells great" The fragrance garnered media attention for contradicting his tweet the previous year, in which he said that he wanted to "put an official ban on celebrity fragrances.
That's a great conclusion, but Kirkpatrick should have interviewed all of those people, and told the story from their perspective as well as Facebook's.
In the 2006 "Global Warning" issue of CALIFORNIA there was a cover story "Can we adapt in time?" that documents another root cause "— our species is wired to ignore problems in some far-away future" and that is most likely to be the greatest conclusion to explain the current fall of our civilization due to global warming.
"We'd worn them down, it's just a pity because it would have been a conclusion to a great week for us".
"We'd worn them down, it's just a pity because it would have been a conclusion to a great week for us". Match ends, Fleetwood Town 1, Leyton Orient 1. Second Half ends, Fleetwood Town 1, Leyton Orient 1. Attempt missed.
By Kevin Mitchell Rugby could not have wished for a more dramatic conclusion to a great tournament, England a more fitting reward for years of sweat, or Jonny Wilkinson a better-timed drop goal for as long as he lives.
Terry J. Lundgren, chief executive of Macy's, which had a 2.6 percent increase in same-store sales last month, said that "January represented a successful conclusion to a great year of sales growth at Macy's Inc".
