The phrase "a successful close" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, sales, or negotiations, referring to the successful conclusion of a deal or agreement.
Example: "After weeks of negotiations, we finally achieved a successful close on the contract."
Alternatives: "a successful conclusion" or "a successful deal".
With Henri Lansbury, signed from Arsenal and paraded before kick-off, making it nine summer signings, O'Driscoll can at least reflect on a successful close season recruitment drive.
Though sometimes his prose veers toward the clichéd ("I felt like an author drawing a scene to a successful close"), not one stitch unravels in this intricately threaded narrative.
With an agreement in sight to keep temperature rises in check and avoid dangerous global warming, Laurent Fabius called for a second all-night session of negotiations to try to bring 20 years of rollercoaster diplomacy to a successful close.
And he said the securities case was a landmark result "because it's the first of these leviathan-sized cases to come to a successful close and will serve as a benchmark for all of the others of how to do it".
"I hope to bring my spell with Arsenal to a successful close on Sunday, with the defence of the FA Cup".
After recent conversations with several entrepreneurs and top executive recruiters — and drawing on our collective experience hiring hundreds of candidates while in operations and in VC — we've identified a number of new best practices underlying a successful close.
Two years ago, when Mark Wohlers lost the strike zone, the Braves found a successful closer in Kerry Ligtenberg.
The new closer is Arthur Rhodes, who is a capable reliever but will not necessarily be a successful closer.
Byung Hyun Kim, a successful closer for the Arizona Diamondbacks the past three years, made a strong bid for a spot in the starting rotation by throwing four scoreless innings yesterday.
Do you feel comfortable with your agent in helping you minimize risk and to coordinate this large investment through to a successful closing?
With those difficult issues under discussion, the process has often seemed close to a successful conclusion — and often close to collapse — in the last week.
