The phrase "not concluded by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something was not finalized or finished by a certain point in time. It can also imply that there is more to come or that a decision has not been made yet. Example: The negotiations were not concluded by the deadline, causing delays in the project's timeline.
The investigation was supported by FBI experts from the U.S. but had not concluded by the end of the year.
decision if the talks were moving at full speed in a direction that pleased him but were not concluded by mid-September.
If the semifinals are not concluded by Tuesday, the team leading each match will progress to the final or the repechage.
Mr. Reid's comments came after Ms. Pelosi told the editorial board of The San Francisco Chronicle on Wednesday that she would intercede if necessary, if the contest were not concluded by the end of June.
If negotiations have not concluded by then, the UK gets thrown out without a deal and trade goes back to World Trade Organisation rules, meaning the UK faces tariffs on all goods it sells to the EU.
Lawyers for the human rights group Liberty Victoria agreed yesterday that the transfer could go ahead provided the government guaranteed any of the refugees could stay on board and await the outcome of the court case if it was not concluded by the time of their arrival in Port Moresby.
And after Ms. Willis's show takes us through the building's construction, why not conclude by turning outward again, toward the city, which so many have come to see?
They appealed the verdict, Clark said, but never got a ruling affirming or denying their guilt because of Italian judicial rules that require court proceedings to be dropped if they aren't concluded by a legally prescribed deadline.
A great pitch can be wasted if you don't conclude by suggesting the next step.
She had not concluded her testimony by Wednesday evening, and it was unclear if she would return on Thursday.
The characteristics of the participants and non-participants (individuals who were invited to compose the study group but did not consent or whose evaluations were not concluded) were compared by Student's t-test (for age) and the chi-square test.
