The phrase "end up concluding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the final outcome of a thought process or decision-making that leads to a conclusion.
Example: "After much deliberation, we ended up concluding that the project was not feasible."
Alternatives: "ultimately decide" or "finally reach a conclusion."
Yet what they will end up concluding about them requires, as they say, further research.
Brazilians may end up concluding that they need new management and new ideas, both on and off the pitch.
Then if you adjust for survivorship bias, you end up concluding that the deficit wasn't.3% but the deficit was actually 2%.
However, most locals are concerns the company will end up concluding that it will need to deploy the technique and then secure the necessary permits.
However, most locals are concerned Cuadrilla will end up concluding that it will need to deploy the technique and then secure the necessary permits.
"I think we will end up concluding that we need more Oslo, not less Oslo," said Uri Savir, a lawmaker and an architect of the Oslo interim peace agreement.
"We ended up concluding that VC funding was the right thing for us to do at this stage because we had scaled our product and now really need to fuel sales, marketing and getting our product across globally — so that fueled the decision there," says Bonde, confirming this particular strategic investor was not Unity's Helgason.
We ended up concluding that Jimmy Connors was perhaps the best example of the sort of friend Nietzsche encouraged, one who pushes those around him to their best, enabling excellence not otherwise achievable.
I ended up concluding, though, that the people who wrote in fell into three categories: technologists, pessimists and pragmatists.
We did some soul searching when the technology bubble was percolating, but ended up concluding it was a bubble.
Meanwhile, Mr. Weinstein, who had started out believing Mr. Hiss might have been innocent, ended up concluding in his book that Mr. Hiss had lied.
