"findings concluded" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used after summarizing the outcomes of an experiment or investigation of some sort. For example, "After months of research, the team's findings concluded that the new drug was safe and effective."
The 108-page findings concluded that the worldwide network does exist, despite official US denials.
His findings concluded that of the five beasts he sampled, labelled in the Chinese zoos where they were kept as South China tigers, only two were of "unique lineage".
Our findings concluded that lithogenic and anthropogenic activities are the main source of contamination influencing the water quality.
These findings concluded that CMC could be used in formulations of B. bassiana with the highest spore load of 4.67 × 108 spore's ml−1.
The findings concluded that the National Health Service (NHS) in England is largely integrated in regard to disaster management and identified that the structured response system which involves multisectoral collaboration and coordination is beneficial (WHO Europe 2011).
These findings concluded that high porosity titanium scaffolds could enhance progression of hMSC/osteoblast differentiation and regulated osteoclast differentiation cooperating with osteoblast differentiation for calcification as compared with lower porous βTCP.
She added, "If official findings conclude that someone was complicit in wrongdoing, we will support holding that person accountable".
The Senate underscored those findings, concluding that the organization had been "troublingly irresponsible in its use of taxpayer dollars".
The findings conclude that "US cancer survivors are not more likely than the general population to engage in … healthy lifestyle behaviors".
A Riksbank staff study contradicts Mr Svensson's findings, concluding that it is lower rates, if perceived to be long-lasting, that would in fact raise debt ratios.
Finally, "Conclusions and findings" concludes and discusses the paper.
