"conclusive fact" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a fact or piece of evidence that is indisputable and leaves no room for doubt. You can use it in any sentence where you want to emphasize the certainty and finality of a fact. For example: - The DNA test results were a conclusive fact that proved the suspect's guilt. - Despite the defendant's claims of innocence, the judge and jury were convinced by the conclusive facts presented by the prosecution. - The scientists were able to reach a conclusive fact about the cause of the virus outbreak after conducting extensive research. - The revelation of the hidden camera footage was a conclusive fact that exposed the politician's corrupt actions. - The historical documents were a conclusive fact that shed light on the true events of the war.
Mayor Giuliani, despite the absence of conclusive facts about how the incident had unfolded, defended the police and described Mr. Dorismond as a violent person whose actions may have provoked the shooting.
So Belmar -- "based on the absence of conclusive facts" -- had ordered the investigation closed.
The underpowered nature of papers 2 and 3 mean they cannot be considered singularly conclusive, highlighting the fact that further research is required, with complications individually identified in order to truly assess them in the interests of patient safety [53].
Nowadays, literature is conclusive about the fact that tumor immunology plays an important role for local lymph node metastasis [ 11- 13].
Although no definitive conclusions can be drawn from these results and a longer follow-up of this cohort is needed for more conclusive evidence, the fact that we identified deaths from CBD supports the notion that these workers were indeed exposed to beryllium, and the lack of increased risk for lung cancer is not due to lack of opportunity of exposure.
There's no question that sugary beverages contribute to obesity -- a review of all of the studies that have considered the relationship between drinking sugary beverages and obesity found conclusive evidence of this fact.
Although the revelation at the end of the film that Arroway's recording device recorded approximately 18 hours of static is arguably conclusive proof of the fact of if not the experience of her "journey", several coincidences and indications throughout the film cast doubt on its authenticity.
Although this is not a conclusive proof of the fact that the behavior observed in the previous section is not completely due to the suboptimality of the template network, it does show that regardless of the type of network, the many-to-one phenotype-genotype mapping can lead to an indeterminacy of the reverse engineering problem.
In fact, no conclusive neighborhood could be identified in the DEHA or YALI species.
Despite the fact that conclusive evidence on bivalirudin is still quite limited, the few studies conducted, albeit retrospectively with small sample sizes, suggest that bivalirudin is a superior alternative to heparin [ 46].
