The phrase "as it concluded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the end of an event, discussion, or process, indicating that something has come to a close.
Example: "The meeting was productive, and as it concluded, everyone felt a sense of accomplishment."
Alternatives: "as it came to an end" or "as it wrapped up."
On Tuesday, the bureau filed additional charges, including falsifying invoices and accounts, against Mr. Raju and nine defendants as it concluded its nine-month investigation into the country's largest corporate fraud.
Vacation started for the Glendale High girls' basketball team as soon as it concluded its 48-44 loss to Montclair Prep on Saturday in the Bellarmine-Jefferson Summer Hoop Finale at Bellarmine-Jefferson High.
The Ninth Circuit never got past the first question, as it concluded that the Nation River was public land.
It pointed to "the lack of liquidity seen during the first half of 2011" as it concluded market prices were "no longer representative of fair value".
As it concluded, according to one report, Kevin put on a Yankees cap and — to great applause — told the room that he was hoping the couple would soon be moving closer to their upstate New York home.
The European court did not scrutinise the legal argument put forward by the UK that the ECB was discriminating against a member country, as it concluded that the ECB did not have the power to make a decision in the first place.
Good news for P2P lending and trading platform Prosper as it concludes its 9-month hiatus during which it was not allowed to continue its loan operations in the United States.
NEW YORK (Walter Brandimarte) - Fitch Ratings said on Wednesday it will decide next month whether the United States deserves to keep a stable outlook on its AAA credit rating as it concludes a review of the country's economic and fiscal outlook.
The Office for Civil Rights wrote that it hopes to close cases faster as it concludes some of the oldest investigations and if Congress increases its appropriations.
This cartoon probably wouldn't be made today, as it concludes in a monastery with a religious miracle of sorts.
The European Commission is expected to impose a fine Wednesday on DaimlerChrysler A.G. as it concludes a five-year antitrust investigation of the German carmaker.
