The phrase "a near end" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it to describe a situation that is coming close to its conclusion, for example: "The long journey finally came to a near end as they reached their destination."
If Chase acquired Robert Fleming, the deal would bring a near-end to Britain's privately held banks.
Merely make gun ownership as demanding as, say, car ownership, with a license to obtain and insurance to buy, and you will see a drastic reduction in gun violence and perhaps a near-end to the mass killings of children.
According to Chen's classification (2005) [1], the test under consideration is a near-end supported single-shear test.
This article presents an experimental study on the bond shear strength between FRP and concrete using a near-end supported (NES) single-shear pull test.
Finally, the system for SAEC must include a double-talk detection module which "freezes" the adaptation procedure whenever a near-end signal is detected in order to avoid the divergence of the adaptive algorithm [18, 19].
In communications over phone lines, a signal traveling from a far-end point to a near-end point is usually reflected in the form of an echo at the near-end due to mismatches in circuity.
Just as market economies put a near-end to crimes like piracy, we can stop this thievery, too.
The move marks a near-end to a divisive chapter of Victoria's housing debate, as the court-ordered deadline to dismantle the homeless camp arrived yesterday.
In talking about their signature issue of immigration, they combine proposals for major policy shifts ― like a near-end to family reunification for legal immigrants and the country's potential departure from the EU ― with deliberately moderate rhetoric and aesthetics.
Through proper shielding design, exceptionally low crosstalk between adjacent electrode lines is achieved, which gives an optimal near end crosstalk (NEXT) value of 0.01.
