The phrase "final equity" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to the remaining value or ownership of something after all debts and other expenses have been paid off. Example: "After selling all of their assets and paying off their debts, the family was left with a final equity of $100,000."
"With the final equity line, we put the patio in, paid off the cars, and bought the boat," Jennifer said.
The Secretary may accept the recommendation of the independent petroleum engineer for final equity in each known oil and gas zone and establish final equity interest in Naval Petroleum Reserve Numbered 1 in accordance with the recommendation, or the Secretary may use such other method to establish final equity interest in the reserve as the Secretary considers appropriate.
"Therefore, it is unlikely that challenges to the final equity apportionment to G.M. creditors will change dramatically from the current blueprint".
The Secretary shall retain the services of an independent petroleum engineer, mutually acceptable to the equity owners, who shall prepare a recommendation on final equity figures.
"Our growth is enormous still, but we felt it was prudent to do final quick equity round," he added.
It is a sale that has been heavily criticized by commentators for merely passing along overinflated assets, leaving the final, buying private equity firm holding the bag.
In October 2015, the SEC adopted final rules for equity crowdfunding, which allows companies to raise capital by soliciting small investments from a large number of investors.
To pave the way for greater liquidity and institutional ownership, LanOptics may soon complete a final swap of equity for the remaining EZ shares.
Their report emphasizes the fact that the final fight for equity rests with the public sector.
19 Consequently, IHN performance analysis should take into account both final outcomes (efficiency, equity and quality of care) and intermediate outcomes (care coordination, continuity of care and access to healthcare), as is proposed in the Equity-LA conceptual framework.
Remember those "covenant light" loans that fulled the final stages of private equity's leveraged buy-out boom?
