'close a period' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to explain the end of a specific section of time, such as a school year or a project timeline. For example: "We were able to finish this project on time and close the period with a strong sense of accomplishment."
The restored intersubjectivity that's right closes a period of trouble, while the recognition that's right claims knowledge of the matters addressed by a prior turn.
Mr. Sarkozy said that he was "very happy that reason had triumphed" and that the decision "closes a period of controversy".
The end of Presidential term limits risks closing a period in Chinese history, from 2004 to today, when the orderly, institutionalized transfer of power set it apart from other authoritarian states.
The latest eruption occurred in 1538, ∼ 4,000 years after the previous one that closed a period of intense eruptive activity (Orsi et al.1996).1996
The Knauers' departure from Berlin in 1975 to settle permanently in Philadelphia closed a period in Kezia's life that had been overshadowed, if not determined, by German political events.
Richard Rose academy in Carlisle was forced to close for a period last year after teachers lost control of the classrooms.
The walkway between the construction site and Albany Garage will close for a period during spring and summer 2019 for streetscape and landscape work.
Commercial fisheries, recreational fisheries, and aquaculture operations would be forced to close for a period of time, and tourism and coastal communities would suffer multi-year financial losses.
The F.C.C. did not return a message seeking comment for this article, but it recently closed a comment period on the regulation of in-state phone rates.
Administrative records of schools, centers, institutes, academic departments, and administrative offices are closed for a period of 25 years from date of creation.
