The phrase "conclusions were made" is correct and usable in written English.
One example sentence would be: After carefully examining the data, several conclusions were made.
Four conclusions were made.
Finally, conclusions were made.
The conclusions were made about the character of surface interaction.
I wanted them to be quite expressionless, so no conclusions were made when looking at them.
Design expert software was used to develop contour map, mathematical model and useful conclusions were made.
A number of substantial conclusions were made resulting in 26 recommendations.
This method will allow students to seek a clear understanding of why and how the established conclusions were made.
Only the conclusions were made public but Kerviel's lawyers argue the main part of the report backs their case.
But the agency did uncover some inadequacies in the plant's sanitation systems, though no conclusions were made about a relationship to the E. coli outbreak.
The recorded data were then analysed and compared and conclusions were made on the effectiveness of OPS as a coarse aggregate.
The mathematical model developed for the specific wear rate was predicted at 99.5% confidence level and some useful conclusions were made.
