The phrase "conclusion established" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that a problem or question has been solved or answered. For example, "After careful consideration, a conclusion has been established: the best solution is to adopt a new policy."
In conclusion, establishing adult day care services in Jordan needs an interdisciplinary collaborative approach among governmental and non-governmental organizations.
At the other extreme, an analogical argument may provide very weak support for its conclusion, establishing no more than minimal plausibility.
In conclusion, establishing tumor vasculature is one of multiple events during the remodeling of tumor microenvironment for promoting tumor cell survival, growth, and spread.
In conclusion, establishing a statement on the causality of the relationship between prenatal nicotine exposure and behavioural problems in children remains a challenging task.
In conclusion, establishing the diagnosis of NTM infection requires the awareness of NTM as potential pathogens, even in previously healthy adults, and efforts to exclude other confounding diseases.
The lone exception is D8A2C, which depends on none of the Conclusions established in previous Deductions.
Such propositions do occur in his system, but only in exactly this way, i.e., as conclusions established by proof through impossiblity from necessary assumptions.
Therefore, even though the global economic system will inevitably undergo structural and environmental changes over time, we expect that the general framework and conclusions established in this study will be relevant to the systemic investigations of global economic problems.
Both studies are inconsistent with conclusions established in previous studies [ 17].
Their conclusions established that the volumes of most brain structures are preserved in bipolar disorder other than a noted association with right-sided ventricular enlargement [ 26].
