The phrase "making conclusions" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to the process of reaching a decision or forming a belief based on evidence or reasoning. Example: After carefully analyzing all the data, the researchers are now in the process of making conclusions about the effectiveness of the new treatment.
It's not making conclusions, drawing parallels or creating something new.
This year, the same agency officials were again confronted with a drug safety official making conclusions with which they disagreed.
"What I don't like so much is to give explanations about people's behaviour... I'm not interested in making conclusions.
The NAO found a lack of transparency, making conclusions difficult, but more in depth analysis is indicated.
Because only one specimen of each taxon was sequenced, caution is warranted in making conclusions" (Pereira and Baker 2004: 690).
The results allow us making conclusions about usefulness of the proposed technique during architecture design phase for software systems.
Probabilistic student model based on Bayesian network enables making conclusions about the state of student's knowledge and further learning and teaching process depends on these conclusions.
Since most of the nitrogen in biomass is bound in proteins, various protein-rich model compounds were pyrolyzed with the aim of finding features that are protein-specific, making conclusions regarding the model compounds applicable for biomass fuels in general.
"I think it's always wiser to wait until you have information before making conclusions, because we are just in the beginning stages of trying to determine what happened," she said, after attending a dinner of the Congressional Black Caucus.
She followed immediately with another stinging attack: why was I talking about the diet and making conclusions about the difficulties of following it when I had no direct experience of it?
While this number appears small as a basis for making conclusions about a population of 25,000, UBOS officials says it is the maximum allowed by the "Lot Quality Assurance Sampling" technique used here.
