"closed transaction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in business and legal contexts to refer to a completed or finalized agreement or exchange between parties. Example: The company announced that they had completed a closed transaction to acquire their main competitor.
In the early 1980s the company closed transactions that were considered innovative in their use of the sale-leaseback model.
The survey examined a total of 7,787 closed transactions, based primarily on public records and reports from managing agents.
There are many metrics that can be measured: numbers of customers or closed transactions, level of exposure, pipeline prospects, etc.
Records of recently closed transactions like Mr. Bessent's show that average and median sale prices were nearly flat in October, compared with the previous month.
But he said that, for the most part, "the Internet will not close transactions; people will close transactions over the Internet".
IBM cited obstacles in closing transactions; analysts also point to the impact of expensing employee stock options.
We trigger real-time action to close transactions, facilitating paid placement and promotions," Patel told TechCrunch.
Business Broker: This is a person who helps find, negotiate and close transactions for the sale of businesses.
UnitedHealth Group's effort to acquire DaVita Medical Group has dragged on longer than expected for an acquisitive healthcare company known for closing transactions on time and with little regulatory hassle.
The firm, which manages closing transactions in M&A services, looked at more than 100 deals closed between 2007 and 2010.
The brokerage has an incentive to close transactions, meet contract deadlines and maintain their deal flow.
