The phrase "appointed end" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a designated or predetermined conclusion or goal.
Example: "The project has an appointed end date, which is crucial for our planning."
Alternatives: "designated conclusion" or "set endpoint."
Judging from the comments on my Life On Mars posts in recent weeks, every fan of the show had a wildly different idea about how exactly it ought to roll to its appointed end.
The time and manner of his death are uncertain, but that he died shortly after 404 is probable, and that he died by violence in the troubled times following the peace may well be true, for the History stops abruptly, long before its appointed end.
What for Thales guaranteed the regularity and rationality of the world was the innate divinity in all things that directed them to their divinely appointed ends.
Your meetings should have an appointed starting time, an appointed ending time, and you should avoid overstepping these boundaries out of respect for the meeting members.
Roman peace and Roman roads allowed the Apostle Paul to travel tens of thousands of miles on his evangelical journeys, and now Constantine had been appointed to end the persecution of Christians.
L. 104 317 inserted "the Southern District of New York, and the Eastern District of New York," after "the District of Columbia," and inserted "Each district judge of the Southern District of New York and the Eastern District of New York may reside within 20 miles of the district to which he or she is appointed". at end.
A tour of the capacious and beautifully appointed apartment ends in a large music room, where the disembodied voice of Chaliapin is heard singing, a poignant reminder of the singer's self-imposed exile during the years of Soviet repression.
The former Guernsey captain was appointed until the end of last season and took charge of the win over Jersey.
Death caused by RCC was appointed as the end point of analysis.
Warburton was appointed towards the end of the Fawaz al-Hasawi regime last season but has lost 18 out of 34 league games and the new owners, led by the Greek shipping magnate Evangelos Marinakis, have lost confidence in him at a time where there is a renewed mood of optimism at the club.
BHA officials have welcomed Quinlan's review and expressed the hope that a judicial panel chairman might be appointed by the end of the year, in time to appoint the rest of the newly expanded panel by the end of March.
