The phrase "act of concluding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process or action of bringing something to an end or reaching a conclusion.
Example: "The act of concluding the meeting was necessary to ensure all points were addressed."
Alternatives: "process of concluding" or "action of concluding".
The lighthearted "Rataplan" offers comic relief between Don Carlo and Alvaro's tense scenes instead of concluding the act, which ends instead with "Qual sangue sparsi," a difficult cabaletta for Alvaro.
This small act of sharing concludes a thoughtful and demanding show.
However, current legislation is "unnecessarily complicated," and should be replaced by a single act of parliament, concluded the committee's 149-page report — the product of an 18-month inquiry into the legal framework governing the powers of Britain's intelligence agencies.
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In this final, "surreal" act the concluding thoughts of Chou En-lai are described by Tommasini as "deeply affecting".
"This was his act of expiation," Cherne concluded.
At no previous point since the Act of Union was concluded in 1707 has England seemed so foreign to Scotland.
She draws comparisons to the European Commission, the British Defense of Realm Acts and the Terrorism Act of 2000 and concludes that many Ministry of Magic procedures contravene the European Convention on Human Rights.
"Reinvigorating the sea isn't an altruistic act of self-sacrifice," concludes Roberts at the end of his book, "it makes sense on the grounds of self-interest too..
The Meech Lake Accord, a constitutional agreement with all 10 provinces that was designed to bring Quebec's approval of the Constitution Act of 1982, was concluded in the spring of 1987, but the refusal of Newfoundland and Manitoba to ratify the accord by the June 1990 deadline was a severe blow to Mulroney and created a new crisis on the issue of Quebec separatism.
