"open conclusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used in academic and formal writing to mean that a discussion, argument, or narrative has been left unresolved. For example, "Although the debate was lively, it ended with an open conclusion, meaning neither side could agree on a solution."
Two of the jurors backed an open conclusion, and eight found it was a lawful killing.
Open conclusion: An open conclusion should be recorded when there is insufficient evidence to the necessary standard of proof for you to record any other "substantive" conclusion as to how Mark Duggan came to his death.
Recording an open conclusion, Kearsley said she was sorry she could not offer the family an explanation for what happened.
Conclusions The jurors were given the choice of finding that this was a lawful killing, an unlawful killing, or giving an open conclusion.
You may record an open conclusion if: You are not satisfied so that you are sure that Mark Duggan was unlawfully killed; and You are not satisfied that it is more likely than not that Mark Duggan was killed lawfully.
The mystery surrounding the death of a British woman at a hotel in Ghana will hang over her husband "for the rest of his life", her mother has said, after a coroner recorded an open conclusion at her inquest.
In our study, we included all the studies mentioned in two the reviews above and also searched other database, and analyze both RCTs and observational studies, and we drew a relatively clear conclusion that open surgery had the shorter operative time but similar effect to laparoscope.
Following the French Open's conclusion on Sunday where Gallacher finished joint eighth, he was sixth in line for one of these places, falling about 900 euros behind Glasgow's Marc Warren in the Race to Dubai prize money rankings.
We discuss both of these points now in the text and leave open any conclusion about which is the ancestral state.
If you wrote about two or three characters, groups of people, animals, or anything else, you can use the ideas your compared or contrasted in your essay to open your conclusion.
"What do you think they said?" That feels like the right open-ended conclusion.
