The phrase "a substantial end" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a significant or considerable conclusion or goal in various contexts, such as discussions about projects, objectives, or philosophical concepts.
Example: "The team worked tirelessly to ensure that their efforts would lead to a substantial end, one that would benefit the community for years to come."
Alternatives: "a significant conclusion" or "a considerable goal."
Nicki Minaj is famous for her many assets, including but not limited to her singing and rapping talent, a plethora of alter egos, and a substantial back end, the latter which she put to use on her touring partner Lil' Wayne.
Regardless the great consideration the oncological community has for QoL as a substantial hard end point (American Society of Clinical Oncology, 1996), effects on survival of different treatment options are also crucial for therapeutic decisions.
The architecture that comes from these policies is generally from the more thoughtful and substantial end of the style called "new London vernacular": brick, rectangular, well-proportioned, unfussy – a kind of improved Georgian with better insulation, more generous windows and fewer twiddly bits.
"If you only have two hinges, add a third, for a substantial, high-end, balanced look," he said.
But the festival finale stands alone at 4 15 in the Hay Barn, a substantial program ending with the venerable Claude Frank playing Beethoven's final piano sonata, Opus 111.
ATLANTA — Saxby Chambliss, a first-term Republican senator, was re-elected by Georgia voters on Tuesday in a substantial victory, ending Democratic hopes for a 60-vote majority in the Senate that would make it difficult for Republicans to filibuster the Obama administration's legislative agenda.
With a possible recession looming, it might be wise to save some of those millions but those earning a substantial year-end bonus aren't expected to significantly slow their spending.
But for department stores and other mall-based chains, Christmas often means the difference between ending the year with a substantial profit and ending with a loss.
She also suggested they might give a "substantial donation" to End Violence Against Women and Women's Aid.
This also reveals at least one characteristic which may be totally inapplicable in an open source law-creation project: a substantial agreement on end results.
