"closing event" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the final event or activity in a series or group, typically used to bring something to an end or to mark the conclusion of a project or program. Example: The closing event of the conference was a gala dinner, where participants had the opportunity to network and celebrate the success of the event.
Note that the renewal condition is associated with the emergence of an asymptotic self-organized structure (closed liposome + trapped ferritin molecules) following the occurrence of the closing event, i.e., the crucial event after which no flux of ferritin across the liposome surface is no longer possible.
We are also collaborating on the closing event with a performance.
The festival's closing event, in the same auditorium, was a panel about the Presidential election.
Designated drivers can buy half-price tickets to the closing event that cover food and soft drinks.
The closing event on 25 February features a collaborative performance with Andy Spence from the band New Young Pony Club.
Detroit techno heavyweight Carl Craig will be left to round out proceedings at the closing event in September.
The rest of the concert — the festival's closing event — was devoted to short but inspired works by the three other faculty composers.
Its closing event, at Joe's Pub on May 16, will feature the multireedist Amir Gwirtzman and the singer Nurit Galron, both traveling from Israel for the occasion.
Counting next week's European Tour closing event, McIlroy will have played in 24 tournaments this season as well as the Ryder Cup and two exhibition tournaments.
Stephen Daldry, head of the Olympics ceremonies, has promised that the closing event will be an unforgettable party and that everyone should "get the beers in".
NBC set the schedule, slotting the 200 final as the closing event of the meet -- 5 48 p.m., Pacific time -- for its live, prime-time broadcast.
