The phrase "a reason to end" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing motivations or justifications for concluding something, such as a relationship, project, or event.
Example: "After much consideration, I finally found a reason to end our partnership."
Alternatives: "a justification for termination" or "a motive to conclude".
Far better to let your spark be grist for your marriage's mill, rather than a reason to end it.
Speaking on the Senate floor Thursday, Sen. Doug Jones (D) of Alabama pointed to affected federal workers in his state as a reason to end the shutdown.
Todd Akin, who lost the Missouri Senate race in part because of his ramblings about "legitimate rape," was trying to make a point about not allowing rapes he didn't regard as real be a reason to end a pregnancy.
This alone is enough of a reason to end the horrific practice.
Many believed Bradley was looking for a reason to end the debates in order to dodge the racial question, and the incident at Eminence gave him the opportunity.
This, however, is not a reason to end the democratic debate by asking the courts to stigmatize the motives of one side.
Juppé made this call months ago, but said Brexit gave the French government a fresh reason to end "an unsatisfactory agreement".
But even though Mitchell sounds like she has all the time in the world, and no song feels seems to have a particular reason to end, not a moment is wasted – neither on the muffled clarinet underpinning the title track, nor lines such as: "I'm porous with travel fever, but you know I'm so glad to be on my own".
On the basic point, I agree: the owner's preference is not a good reason to end the dog's life.
An e-mail from American United for Change president Brad Woodhouse says the incident on Capitol Hill is a good reason to end the shutdown.
(Owner, pharmacy 1) In two cases, the link between tobacco and disease was more abstract, although still a compelling reason to end tobacco sales: We're trying to be so healthy, that's what a pharmacy is all about.. When I started selling cigarettes as the clerk in 1960... we didn't know.
