"conclusion of trial" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the ending or final verdict of a legal trial. Example: The judge declared the conclusion of the trial, stating that the defendant was found guilty of all charges.
MR. UROWSKY -- That was after the conclusion of trial testimony and looking toward the remedy stage.
In fact, at the conclusion of trial, as also noted, Burdine requested that Cannon be appointed to represent him on appeal.
It is now apparent that, prior to the conclusion of trial, the district judge gave interviews to numerous reports, certainly, at least half a dozen, about the nature of the case, the parties and the like.
Following the conclusion of trial of the police officers accused of beating Rodney King, Cooke details the violent disturbances in Los Angeles happening in the wake of the verdict.
Like many trial judges, Judge Jackson sought to enlarge his factual findings because federal appeals courts must defer to the factual conclusions of trial judges and can only overturn such conclusions when they are "clearly erroneous".
He was awaiting the conclusion of the trial; he was not awaiting the trial itself.
However, the method chosen to analyze the trial results reinforces the final conclusion of the trial.
Questions were asked about the quality and integrity of the collected data and the analyses and conclusions of trials.
- The conclusions of trials using surrogate end points of quality of life instead of quality of life assessment as primary outcome should be evaluated with caution, and no definitive conclusion about quality of life should be drawn from such trials.
This study supports the conclusions of trials in nonpregnant individuals with type 1 diabetes, which suggest that the advantages of rapid-acting insulin analogs are most likely to be seen in those with tight control (18– 20).
At the conclusion of the trial, only study staff will have full access to the final trial data set.
