The phrase "and conclusively decided" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a decision that has been made with finality and cannot be changed or disputed.
Example: "After much deliberation, the committee reached a consensus and conclusively decided on the new policy."
Alternatives: "and definitively determined" or "and firmly resolved".
The husband of Blanche Henry II's granddaughterPrince Louis,was invited by the barons to take John's throne and invaded England but before the conflict was conclusively decided John died in October 1216.
Their fate will not be conclusively decided until another court ruling on 10 March, an election official told state television.
Few scientific questions are conclusively decided, but with a sample size that large, this question is about as settled as science gets.
He said he had not conclusively decided to seek office but told The A.P., "If I run, I'm going to be the next governor".
But if the question whether the condition has been satisfied is to be conclusively decided by the man who wields the power the value of the intended restraint is in effect nothing.
For many Americans, their most abiding memory of Mr. Meredith was how he suddenly burst into a Willie Nelson song when he decided a game's fate was conclusively decided.
He conclusively decided against using a knife because "he did not want to be up close when blood came out of any of the victims".
Federal courts have not conclusively decided whether a judge must issue an order before ICE force-feeds an immigration detainee, so rules vary by district and type of court, and sometimes orders are filed secretly.
He is now, to the delight of the Obama campaign, following Fehrnstrom's lead and engaging with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev). in an argument over his tax rate that can only be conclusively decided if Romney does the one thing he has vowed not to -- release his returns.
Additionally, ill-defined margins and infiltrative growth patterns are observed in tumours of this entity, although it was never conclusively decided whether such features are indicative of a malignant outcome or a remnant of normal behaviour of myoepithelial cells as already documented in vitro [ 21].
