The phrase "a point of concluding" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing the act of reaching a conclusion or summarizing a discussion.
Example: "At this point of concluding, we should reflect on the key takeaways from our meeting."
Alternatives: "a moment of conclusion" or "a point of closure".
"Things have not yet reached the point of concluding agreements, wide-ranging, large-scale agreements in this sphere".
"We're not at the point yet of concluding that everything is out there that needs to be out there," he said.
There are few factors that could make him undesirable: few would dare to assert that they do not like Bowie or that they cannot find a point of connection with his work," concluded Waizel.
For the best take on whether journalism should or should not have a point of view, read Jay Rosen, who concludes that both are vital, and both have limitations, and for that matter, maybe we should have both.
We conclude that a point of care soil sensor that infers soil properties, and intelligently modulates precision agriculture may be realized by integrating the EDXRFS spectroscopy method to a portable XRF spectrometer.
On the role of Mr. McGuinness, a point of particular political sensitivity, the inquiry concluded that although he was present and probably armed with a "submachine gun," he did not "engage in any activity that provided any of the soldiers with any justification for opening fire".
While this number was lower than expected, the data collected from the four groups was similar enough for us to conclude that a point of data saturation had been reached, and no more focus groups were organised.
If Bhāvaviveka had understood the point of Madhyamaka, concludes Candrakīrti, he would not have made the criticisms he made of Buddhapālita.
Lemma 1.4 Each local minimum of I = J + K is a critical point of I. We conclude the proof by using an argument due to Bereanu, Jebelean and Mawhin [12].
