"provide a closure" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest that a conversation or event has come to an end. For example, "The meeting was concluded with the group leader providing a closure to the discussion."
The reconstructed VDF takes the form of a sum of weighted Dirac delta functions in velocity phase space, and provides a closure for the spatial flux term in the corresponding kinetic equation.
Conceptual prototypes (fig. 1) formed the basis for further testing by solving two problems; a depth limiting device for exact control of the system in a clinical angiographical setting and a detachment zone, thereby leaving the distal part as a plug in the vessel wall to prevent hemorrhage and thus providing a closure method after completion of the intervention.
It is applied to the class of Kershaw closures, which are able to provide a cheap closure of the moment problem.
Interrupted figure-of-eight sutures of the myofascial layer are used to provide a watertight closure.
To allow measurements of other samples, which do not provide a rigid closure of the PA cell or if measuring without N2 ventilation is preferred, the cell can be sealed with a thin chemical vapor deposition (CVD) diamond window (Diamond Materials).
A lever is released to provide a secure closure for the bracelet.
"Why didn't any one of them speak up and try to stop it?" Judge Berman said he wanted to impose a sentence that was "constructive" and would provide a measure of closure — "though I don't know how the Clementis will ever get closure," he said.
"With this agreement we provide a path to closure for BP and the Gulf.
"We have made significant progress, and with this agreement we provide a path to closure for BP and the Gulf.
He was asked 90 minutes before the game: Does this game provide a sense of closure on your four-year career in New York?
