The phrase "final testimony" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to refer to the last statements made by a witness or a person who is about to die. For example: The accused faced the judge as he gave his final testimony.
Mr. Patterson's last statement was a final testimony to his mental condition: "Statement to what?
Mr. Bo's final testimony added to the soap opera-like twists in a trial that provided an unusual showcase of how China manages its legal system.
Iommi's flawless technique was especially inspiring; he announced a cancer diagnosis in 2012 and this tour is partially considered a final testimony to his legacy.
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's headline about final testimony — "VICTIM 9 DESCRIBES SCREAMING IN BASEMENT" — sums up much of the case: many witnesses; brutal ordeals; unheeded cries.
The final testimony is now interpreted by many, including the writer's descendants, as a request that he should not have the kind of grand mausoleum popular in Victorian times.
"He has left us with a magnificent 'Parsifal' under his arm as his final testimony," wrote Juan A. Vela del Campo, music critic of the Madrid daily, El País.
The final testimonies relating to forced marriage will be heard in the coming weeks.
As his fourth and final day of testimony ended, he gave conflicting testimony on whether Mr. El-Hage was a member of Mr. bin Laden's group.
Mr. Rooney's appearance today, on the final day of testimony in the trial, was unexpected.
The warring descriptions of Mr. Hayes, now 47, came on one of the final days of testimony.
They are in the midst of a third and possibly final week of testimony in Manhattan before they begin deliberating.
