The phrase "end lifecycle" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the end point of a process, most often one that is continuous or repeating, such as the lifespan of a product or idea. For example, "After six years of use, the vehicle's lifecycle has come to an end."
Issues attendees should prioritize this year: climate change, health I would ask business leaders to shift to renewable energy sources for 80% of their energy requirements in the next 10 years, covering energy requirements of every aspect of their business lifecycle - from procurement, to production, to marketing & distribution, to end lifecycle.
– Chris, a Guardian reader in the UK I would ask business leaders to shift to renewable energy sources for 80% of their energy requirements in the next 10 years, covering energy requirements of every aspect of their business lifecycle - from procurement, to production, to marketing & distribution, to end lifecycle.
"Our goal is to complete the end-to-end lifecycle for consumer electronics," says iCracked founder AJ Forsythe.
"We'll be able to offer an end-to-end lifecycle that fits today's changing workloads and infrastructure.
"We are the first content management system in the cloud to offer real end-to-end lifecycle management of your data," he said.
As mentioned earlier, we developed a cloud-based generic and scalable software framework called MCCO[20] for supporting the end-to-end lifecycle operations required for managing content via clouds and the Internet.
The safety requirements of a system and its components are enforced or implemented through a means-ends lifecycle.
Finally, they do not support end-to-end content lifecycle operations (production, deployment, consumption, personalization, and distribution).
In particular, the presence of unit owners with varied acquisition objectives can lead to an anticommons problem resulting in building disinvestment due to an inability to reach decisions on sustainable maintenance fees and capital reserve funds, and a lack of end of lifecycle planning.
This paper presents a new approach to control system design in order to look beyond end-of-lifecycle performance, and consider control system structure, flexibility, and extensibility.
"This is a period where a lot of their product line is really close to the end of the lifecycle".
