The phrase "as a concluding" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to introduce a final thought or summary in a discussion or text, but it is incomplete without a noun following it.
Example: "As a concluding remark, I would like to emphasize the importance of teamwork."
Alternatives: "in conclusion" or "to conclude".
As a concluding remark we suggest further exploring the design and development of extensional-flow units for structured emulsions.
But as a concluding gallery in this museum shows, the controversy galvanized the community of survivors and reawakened old vulnerabilities.
But HealthSouth, which had said it would make the report on the investigation public, released only what it described as a concluding paragraph.
These observations led to a shift of the study focus to the method and data of draw-and-tell, which was used to enable children to creatively re-imagine and retell their drama experiences as a concluding reflection.
As a concluding remark, it is clear that the best value of P R can be 0.4.
And as a concluding note before we move on to whatever's next on the agenda, Thomas Friedman left NBS and so, with that level intellectual half behind him, what could have possibly gone wrong?
Beside them, a man in a cloak sat down, as quickly and gracefully as a dancer concluding a twirl.
In 1947, Vasarely began to understand his role as an artist, concluding that "internal geometry" was the pinnacle of his inspiration.
Therefore, one may not apply the aforementioned results and, as a consequence, conclude that G has a fixed point.
"To go with the pace, intimidation, he's a thinking bowler as well," concluded Michael Slater.
Atlantis as a group concluded their adventures on April 13 , 1996 with their final fiesta, Return To The Deep at Toronto's Masonic Temple.
