"closing memo" is a correct and common phrase in written English.
It is typically used in professional or formal settings as a way to summarize and wrap up a document or communication. Example: Please review the closing memo attached to this email for a summary of the key points discussed during today's meeting.
I actually wrote an original kind of manifesto in 1986 and I can't tell you with specificity why I closed the memo with the word "onward," other than it's a word about the future and a word about progress.
"This investigation revealed evidence that tends to indicate that the Subject did not intend to or actually reside in Miami-Dade County," Assistant State Attorney Devon Helfmeyer wrote in a seven-page memo closing out the investigation.
The inquiry linked Butts to homes in L.A. and Inglewood, but after placing him under surveillance, investigators concluded that "Mayor Butts does appear to be living in the City of Inglewood," according to a March 2016 memo closing the investigation.
The memo closed with a passing reference to the firestorm of criticism that replacement officials and the league have received in recent weeks.
Close the memo with a friendly ending that restates what actions you want the reader to take.
Anthony Robledo, 23, from Corona, Queens, said that a man wearing a suit and saying he worked for Brookfield announced around midnight that the park was closed, then showed the memo to a police commander.
"I expressed amazement... said Mr de Burlet was only trying to keep the prison running smoothly, practically and humanely until such time as the Soviets reached the sensible conclusion that the prisoner be released and the whole charade closed down". A British memo says: "Hess has shown no remorse and has not renounced his Nazi faith.
Responding to the leak, Mr Salmond said: "This memo is extremely damaging for Tony Blair and the net is now closing around the former Prime Minister.
Less than one case per month was closed this way before the memo in June 2011.
The Trump administration said that the purpose of the memo was to close a loophole that incentivizes parents to send their children unaccompanied across the southern border, as well as to ensure the safety of those children when they're placed with a family.
