The phrase "a particular conclusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific outcome or result that has been reached after consideration or analysis.
Example: "After reviewing the data, the researchers arrived at a particular conclusion regarding the effectiveness of the new treatment."
Alternatives: "a specific conclusion" or "a distinct conclusion".
Lind had a theory of medicine and he designed an experiment that made sense to him, and the results indicated a particular conclusion.
Furthermore, rule-based systems can justify their determinations by explaining how they arrived at a particular conclusion and by providing audit trails.
An inquiry into his Harvard lab was opened in 2007 after students felt they were being pushed to reach a particular conclusion that they thought was incorrect.
"There is a lot of research excluded, almost to the point where it seems like the research is designed to reach a particular conclusion," said Travis Millman, vice-president and general manager of Cogmed.
Brendan Frey, a professor at the University of Toronto and the CEO and cofounder of a company called Deep Genomics, warns that researchers will need to develop machine-learning systems that are capable of explaining how they reached a particular conclusion (see "AI's Language Problem").
The system will also explain, if asked, why it is following a particular line of questioning and will display the rules it used to reach a particular conclusion, which could help educate a plant's maintenance staff as well as speed repairs.
Asking students to think critically about the Constitution is not a demand for them to come to any particular conclusion about the Constitution and those who drafted it.
Gödel's trick was to drive the sequence of operations modifying the initial statement, to lead to a very particular conclusion.
Another version of this view (§3.3.2) holds that instrumental incoherence is nothing more than an indicator that one is not functioning well as an agent, where this evaluation doesn't entail any particular conclusions about what one ought, or has reason, to do.
It is not clear why the authors need such a detailed listing of facts that don't seem to lead to any particular conclusions.
With no staging to steer us towards any particular conclusions, the plot gratifyingly thickens.
