The phrase "as she concludes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the moment when someone is finishing their thoughts or statements, often in a speech or written work.
Example: "As she concludes her presentation, she emphasizes the importance of teamwork in achieving success."
Alternatives: "as she wraps up" or "as she finishes her remarks".
As she concludes to her indigent subjects, "You must be superficial in fashion or it will drive you insane".
As she concludes the chapter "Mellon's Gift," her admiration generates a rough-hewn prose couplet: "Mellon might be correct about the Depression being a bad quarter hour.
In its opening pages, the protagonist, Peggy Vaillaincourt, realizes that she is a lesbian — or, as she concludes, a man, more nuanced accounts of same-sex attraction being unavailable to preteens in small-town Virginia in the nineteen-sixties.
They have been difficult days for Mrs. Clinton, friends and advisers say, though not without a measure of defiant pride, satisfaction and gratitude as she concludes her primary march.
As she concludes, race has much less impact on school achievement than social class.
As she concludes, "as long as some moral requirements are nonnegotiable, then if there are conflicts among these kinds of requirements, there will also be dilemmas" (42).
As she concluded her remarks, roughly 40 people rushed the stage and started chanting loudly while Pelosi, her security detail, Lee and Huffman watched.
As she concluded her exuberant Sunday monologue, the woman embraced the church's current leaders before John Gray began to speak again.
As she concluded her remarks, she noted that American forces in Iraq were led by "an extraordinary leader and a wonderful advocate of our military".
As she concluded her section on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Jason A. Pizarro, 16, remarked that some black militants were probably responding to the conditions in which they were reared.
As she concluded in her Guardian column this week: If Bradford has a message, it's that Labour needs to get angrier: stricken towns devastated by unemployment and hopelessness need Labour and Labour needs them.
