Sentence examples for proper closure from inspiring English sources
"proper closure" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to refer to the process of concluding or finishing something in the proper way. For example, "We need to ensure proper closure of the project before the end of the month."
The further insult of dumping contaminated construction and demolition debris in the landfill, which could add to its toxicity and contaminate groundwater, in order to earn money to pay for the proper closure of the landfill is Orwellian.
The official receiver has a responsibility to 'maximise the asset', it's their responsibility to get the most value they can from the asset, so for me that means them doing a proper closure and a proper mothballing that maintains the value of the site, not just allow it to close in a hard closure and be lost for ever.
This complicates the management, and the proper closure of these tailings ponds has been an economic burden to the nation.
Meticulous technique is crucial to minimising risks during transarterial interventions, including correct choice of access site, proper closure, and appropriate management of antithrombotic medications.
When the proper closure cannot be performed, liquid regurgitation during swallowing, nasal air emission, hyper-nasality and poorly intelligible speech may occur [1].
Unless I somehow make amends to bring proper closure, it's hard to let it go.
Using non-hydrostatic mesoscale models such as RAMS, fine resolution grids and a proper turbulent closure scheme such as the k ε, it is theoretically possible to describe orographic shear-induced turbulence at microscale level with certain accuracy.
Resorbable collagen membrane (Biomend, Zimmer Inc, CA, USA) was used to cover the exposed surface of the scaffold and soft tissue was gently expanded and sutured to secure proper wound closure using resorbable suture material (Vicryl Rapide 5; Ethicon Inc., Somerville, NY).
Faulty embryonic methylation of DNA due to abnormal folate levels or improper methyl cycle gene expression at a critical developmental juncture could inappropriately silence growth factors necessary for proper tube closure.
For example, fly embryos mutant for luna, the Drosophila KLF6/7 ortholog, die early during development due to mitotic defects (De Graeve et al. 2003; Weber et al. 2014), whereas cabut, a KLF9/13 ortholog in Drosophila, is required for proper dorsal closure during gastrulation (Muñoz-Descalzo et al. 2005).
The existing warning, "After removing the instrument, examine the staple lines for hemostasis/pneumostasis and proper staple closure," is worth noting, because it is good clinical practice to check the staple line to ensure that tissue condition, technique, and device did result into an intact staple line.
