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"concluding the treaty" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of finishing or signing a treaty or agreement between two or more parties. For example, "After several months of negotiations, both sides finally reached an agreement, concluding the treaty between the two nations."
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Instead, they assigned to Dulles the difficult task of personally negotiating and concluding the treaty.
For Russia, concluding the treaty would likely pave the way for greater economic assistance from Japan, which has lent Russia $1 billion in the last three years.
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Suriyawong was largely responsible for concluding the treaties that opened Siam to the West, beginning in 1855.
In 1670, under the Cabal ministry Charles concluded the Treaty of Dover with France.
Thus, Bonaparte could conclude the Treaty of Campo Formio with Austria as he thought best.
France and the UK concluded the Treaty of Le Touquet on 4 February 2003.
In March of that year Russia concluded the Treaty of San Stefano with Turkey.
…after it had concluded the Treaty of Dresden with Austria in 1745.
He had already, in January 1194, concluded the Treaty of Vercelli with the towns of Lombardy, thus ensuring their loyalty.
In 1889 Ethiopia and Italy concluded the Treaty of Wichale, which in the Italian view established an Italian protectorate over Ethiopia.
On August 3, 1795, Wayne, Little Turtle, and their delegations met at Fort Greenville (now Greenville, Ohio) to conclude the treaty.
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