The phrase "a predetermined end" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a conclusion or outcome that has been decided in advance, often in contexts involving plans, goals, or processes.
Example: "The project was designed with a predetermined end in mind, ensuring that all team members were aligned with the final objectives."
Alternatives: "a set conclusion" or "an established outcome."
However, in study 1 cattle were culled at a predetermined time point post challenge or, in both studies, at a predetermined end point when the development of BSE was not expected in surviving animals.
At times a false confession may simply look like a way to hasten what seems to be a predetermined end.
Mr. Sigel likened the event, which could unfold without a predetermined end point, to the kind of vaudeville marathon popular during the Depression.
It did not take much research to learn that orthodontists had been talking as far back as 1945 about the possibility of using a sequence of removable plastic appliances instead of braces to move teeth toward a predetermined end point.
Gandhi did not see his own political activism as a means to a predetermined end, and exhorted his old Congress Party to dissolve itself after India's independence instead of becoming the new ruling class.
Mr. McCullough said that the most important task he has as a historical writer is to make his readers see, to transport them in such a way that they feel as if the events are an unfolding story, not one that has a predetermined end.
Wollstonecraft's extensive use of inset tales encourages her readers to construct a moral narrative out of their own lives, with a predetermined ending.
To that seemingly predetermined end, as in the first "Happy Feet," which turned on Mumble's isolation-evolution- socialization, this one partly involves Erik's inner journey, which parallels an outer voyage that takes him beyond the penguin colony with a couple of de rigueur sidekicks, Bo Meibh Campbelll) and Atticus (the marvelously named Benjamin Lil P-Nut Flores Jr).
Call it the industrial-factory model: power resides at the top, with state and district officials setting goals, providing money and holding teachers accountable for realizing predetermined ends.
Best of all, grad school stretched gloriously on for years, with no predetermined ending.
On paper, text has a predetermined beginning, middle and end, where readers focus for a sustained period on one author's vision.
