"exhaustive conclusions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe when you have considered or researched all the possible options or outcomes before making a decision. For example, "I was determined to draw exhaustive conclusions before I decided which job offer to accept."
The French agency that usually handles such probes, known as the BEA, can take months if not years to lay out exhaustive conclusions in reports that last hundreds of pages.
Although more detailed analyses would be necessary to obtain exhaustive conclusions, our analysis highlights some genomic regions that can provide a good primer for further tests of the genetic basis of green and black-headed plumage color in the silvereye, which may in the future help explain more widely patterns of melanism in white-eyes and other birds.
Since these alternatives are presented as exhaustive, the conclusion must be that bodies are never moving.
Different approaches and methods are reported in this review paper, while at the end of the paper an exhaustive list of conclusions and potential perspectives of these approaches is explicitly presented.
Despite limitations in the size of the study population and the possible lack of exhaustive responses, the analytical conclusions may indicate that the result of this study are generalizable, particularly given that the results for the attitudes and barriers in the current study were consistent with relevant literature from similar countries.
After an exhaustive review, the last Labour government had reached that conclusion and was beginning to get the cross-party consensus to take it forward, only for Gordon Brown to back off in the face of David Cameron's "death tax" taunts.
He didn't arrive at this conclusion through exhaustive amounts of data gathering and analysis; in fact, he based his law on only four data points.
OSHA reached this conclusion following exhaustive and duplicative inspections that were conducted at the behest of UniteHere, as part of its ongoing campaign to boost union membership by organizing associates at more Hyatt properties through a non-democratic and often intimidating process.
Nonetheless, Mr. Griffiths may have (no doubt inadvertently) given his readers the impression that all of the "exhaustive research" supporting Mr. Parrott's conclusions was done by Mr. Parrott himself.
Conclusions reached by exhaustive research blames poor neighbourhoods in which black people have limited opportunities; poorer schools leading to early drop-outs; and high ratio of black people convicted of felonies, which makes employment harder.
After exhaustive inquiry the only natural conclusion we have sadly reached is that Paige is dead.
