"conclusion stands" is a correct phrase in written English.
It can be used as a statement to summarize the main point or decision of a argument, discussion, or presentation. Example: After reviewing all the evidence, the jury reached a unanimous decision and the conclusion stands - the defendant is guilty of the crime.
The data are tested this way and that, and the conclusion stands up.
If the preliminary conclusion stands, labeling would not be needed and there would be little regulation, officials said.
❦ One can quibble with the metaphor – "Stone Age" people were much more in tune with the wholeness of the fabric of life than were the 20th-century pundits Carson was up against – but the conclusion stands.
But if the preliminary conclusion stands, labeling would not be needed and there would be little regulation, Dr. Stephen Sundlof, director of the agency's Center for Veterinary Medicine, said in an interview.
The nonpartisan Tax Policy Center, after considering conservative critiques of its recent, much-publicized analysis of Mitt Romney's tax agenda, said on Thursday that its conclusion stands: His proposals would mean big tax cuts for the highest-income taxpayers and increases for everyone else.
The conclusion stands out that liquidation is peculiarly an issue for the stockholders.
Across analyses spanning 122 attributes from more than 13,000 individuals, one conclusion stood out: instead of dividing into two groups, men and women overlapped considerably on attributes like the frequency of science-related activities, interest in casual sex, or the allure of a potential mate's virginity.
In conclusion, stand attributes of the tropical plots used in this study largely conform to the predictions of forest stand development theories that have so far mainly been tested in temperate forests.
Now would be a good time to put these lessons into practice.Several conclusions stand out from this research.
Their conclusions stand in stark contrast to the existing body of scientific data that support current child restraint recommendations, and are, in our opinion, irresponsible and dangerous.
Two major conclusions stand out.
