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The phrase 'bring this to closure' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used when referring to the conclusion of a project or the resolution of a problem. For example, "I think we should all work together to bring this to closure before the end of the month."
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He also said, "It's time to bring this to closure".
"Given the seriousness of the issue, I don't want to create false expectations, but I can say there is serious effort to bring this to closure," he said.
"This settlement agreement would allow us to bring this to closure and move ahead with the business of the district, which is offering quality education to the children of Orange Unified," said Judy Frutig, director of communications, for the district.
James F. Hanley, the city's labor commissioner, said: "We're more than willing to negotiate this contract, but if arbitration is the direction the union chooses to go, then that's what we'll do as part of the process to bring this to closure.
Let's bring this to closure.
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"I decided to step down to bring this to a closure".
"I believe that it is in the best interest of the city, my family and me to bring this matter to closure," Ms. Dixon, a Democrat, said in a written statement.
Or they could come together -- either in person or through trusted emissaries -- and agree to a process that would bring this election to closure as fairly and responsibly as possible.
We respect and agree with the goal you have articulated of bringing this matter to closure in the best interests of the country.
Further epidemiological research is unlikely to bring this now-lengthy discussion to closure.
"We're hopeful that this will bring to closure the N.C.A.A. inquiry".
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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