"for conclusion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You would typically use it at the end of a piece of writing to indicate that the conclusion is being presented. For example: "In conclusion, it is clear that the proposed reforms will have far-reaching implications for both businesses and individuals. For conclusion, these reforms should be implemented as soon as possible."
A kiss for conclusion of farewell could make it explicit (anag. with x for l).
Given the divergence between the positions included, it will be a huge task to make the draft fit for conclusion in Paris in December.
The new US secretary of state John Kerry, at a press conference in Saudi Arabia on Monday, said there was a "finite" time for conclusion of the talks.
The Copenhagen Accord set no goal for conclusion of a binding international treaty, leaving months, and perhaps years, of additional negotiations before it emerges in any internationally enforceable form.
"The court of appeal had previously made a special case for Brian Haw and Barbara Tucker that they could continue to sleep on the grass area controlled by the GLA on a temporary basis while their case was referred back to the high court for conclusion in this matter.
Since the Florida outcome is the deciding factor, they could agree, for example, to allow both sides to hand count those votes that can be challenged under Florida law and could establish a deadline (perhaps Dec. 1) for conclusion of that process and complete counting of the absentee ballots.
It is like flying by night in an aeroplane with dicey instruments: one wrong turn, and you can land in a place you had never dreamed of or crash.And even thenBut there is another, deeper, reason why history is not yet drawing to the hoped-for conclusion.
But the authors' hoped-for conclusion is not trivial either.
The begged-for conclusion is that any intervention aimed at this ethnic sub population must be tailor-made.
Now it's time for conclusions about the Internet dating phenomenon.
The basis for conclusions that Iraq had recently produced such weapons "no longer exist".
