"made the conclusion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to indicate a person has come to the end of a decision-making process. For example, "After careful consideration, the committee made the conclusion that the new policy would be put into effect immediately."
Thus, we made the conclusion that 735.7 μg of DOX was immobilized on 25 mg of OLCox and 739.8 μg of DOX was immobilized on 25 mg of UDDox in 1 ml dH2O.
de Wit & Blignaut compared the capital-theory approach and the integrative, dynamic approach to sustainable development and made the conclusion that neither the capital-theory approach nor an integrative, dynamic approach to sustainable development in itself provides an exclusive framework for approaching policy for sustainable development.
Some reviewers felt that the anime was handled in a frantic and ill planned manner that made the conclusion not satisfactory even with the original video animation.
He also claims that the match between Giant Gonzalez and The Undertaker was a "dud" and that Hulk Hogan's ego made the conclusion the "worst WrestleMania ending ever".
The provenance of all annotation is retained and the location where the annotator made the conclusion can be highlighted.
We made the conclusion based on the nominal P value from single marker analysis and cannot exclude the possibility that our decision would have been different if a much larger study populations would have been available.
NL and MMJ calculated the results and made the conclusions.
XQJ and JLB conceived the idea, calculated the results, and made the conclusions.
HYA, EO, PL, and XS calculated the results and made the conclusions.
Peel also finds fault with the nature of Scarlet himself, suggesting that the use of an "indestructible" hero made the conclusions to the episodes too predictable.
IC, SC and GS drafted the manuscript and made the conclusions.
