"I recently concluded" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It expresses that something has been completed or ended recently. Example: "I recently concluded my research project on climate change and presented my findings at a conference."
I had recently concluded that the war was unconscionable, thereby conveniently reinforcing my self-interest with morality, not for the last time.
And I've recently concluded that these same enduring moral values compel me to support legalizing marijuana.
A popular analysis I read recently concluded that the current proliferation of nonprofit failures in America is the result of continuing fallout from the 2008 financial (housing) crisis.
Indeed, two clinical trials of phase I have been recently concluded using different kinds of modified-antisense oligonucleotides (Kinali et al, 2009; van Deutekom et al, 2007).
She gave the Kardashians a run for their money as the star of her own E! reality series, I Am Cait, which recently concluded its first, well-received season that shed light on the everyday struggles faced by the trans community – and educated the millions who watched it.
In addition, there's the spectacular Fremont Theater, where Ann-Margret, Alan Arkin and I shared air during the recently concluded SLO Film Fest.
The Machine Was a Ball and I Was a Cold Star recently concluded its run at Venice's Spazio Tana White, but an archive of Adam de Neige's works with similar prerogatives can be viewed here.
IN the recently concluded presidential race, I was unwillingly thrust upon the stage and asked to play a role in a profoundly dishonest drama.
In the recently concluded phase I/II HIV vaccine study (HIVIS03 study) that was conducted among the police in Dar es Salaam over a two year period 2/60 recruited volunteers acquired HIV infection during the study this amounts to an incidence of 16.7 per 1000 PYAR [ 8].
Finally, I will also refer to another recently concluded project on FDI in retail in India.
