The phrase "possible to conclude that" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to indicate that something may be inferred or deduced from the information presented. Example: Based on the evidence presented, it is possible to conclude that the suspect was at the scene of the crime.
If his notion of definability corresponds to what is here meant by constructibility, then it is possible to conclude that, indeed, no Boolean model can be constructed.
By inspecting snapshots derived from the simulations, it is also possible to conclude that melting occurs via nucleation at {1 0 0} interfaces.
It was possible to conclude that, independently of the solution, the exposure time and temperature were determinant to decrease the tensile impact strength.
It is not possible to conclude that RVFV is endemic in the region, although the presence of IgG antibodies is unquestionable.
Several epidemiological studies make it possible to conclude that persistent infection by certain types of HPV is a causal and necessary factor for the development of cervical cancer.
And it's possible to conclude that a culture of casual cruelty is to blame.
"Based on the findings at this stage it is already possible to conclude that the IDF's use of smoke shells was in accordance with international law," it said.
And it's possible to conclude that the Big Three deserve on every front to fail and still decide to rescue them.
Substitute serotonin for these, and it is possible to conclude that our understanding of human behavior has not gotten far beyond this primitive level of reductionism.
If the soldiers reasonably apprehended a threat, and acted with necessary force, then it's possible to conclude that a tragic misunderstanding occurred.
Revisiting The Dark Knight Returns, it's altogether possible to conclude that Miller's super-gritty, ultra-violent Batman isn't fighting for social justice at all.
