The phrase "are made final" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to decisions, agreements, or processes that have been completed and are no longer subject to change.
Example: "Once all the reviews are completed, the decisions regarding the project are made final."
Alternatives: "are finalized" or "are confirmed".
That's because the primary cannot take place until the state's districts are made final by a new agreement.
The university does not plan to comment on specifics until the deals are made final, which could happen in the coming weeks.
Neither Mr. Pataki's nor Mr. Golisano's camp, however, expects the results to change when they are made final, probably next week.
Last month, members of major environmental groups met with Mr. Martens to press for an independent review by medical experts before any regulations are made final and drilling is allowed to start.
In the meantime, until any new rules are made final, the corps and the E.P.A. issued new guidance to their field offices discouraging them from asserting jurisdiction over wetlands unless they lie adjacent to traditional navigable rivers, streams and their tributaries.
This is to avoid the rigging of order submissions in anticipation of the end of the time period when price matches are made final.
With just a couple of minutes to go, teams are making final touches to their presentations..
After more than a week in space, the Discovery astronauts are making final preparations for a landing early tomorrow.
Jersey are making final preparations ahead of the first International Shield tournament in Gibraltar.
Today, final action on the Zadroga bill is pending, while nearly 10,000 ground zero workers are making final decisions about whether to settle their cases against the city.
Their divorce was made final Oct. 4, 2010.
