Sentence examples for that could be finalised from inspiring English sources
The phrase "that could be finalised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is pending completion or agreement, indicating that it is possible to reach a final decision or conclusion. Example: "The contract terms are still under negotiation, but we believe that they could be finalised by the end of the week."
Keeper Dorus De Vries could soon be leaving Molineux as Nottingham Forest are understood to be interested in signing him in a deal that could be finalised on Wednesday.
Today he said that the talks were "on track", but that he was uncertain that a full treaty could be finalised this year.
Describing the region as an engine for growth, he expressed hopes that the TPP deal could be finalised as early as next year.
Downing Street said a deal could be finalised within 18 months and that it could be worth £10bn a year to the UK, or £380 a year to every household.
By contrast the Southeast European Times wrote that Jadranka Kosor, Croatia's prime minister, thought EU accession talks could be finalised by June.
German chancellor Angela Merkel urged the international community to maintain a united approach to sanctions, arguing that there was still work to do before an agreement could be finalised.
It also emerged that there were outstanding issues to be settled before the deal could be finalised.
De Boer insisted that the Copenhagen meeting marked "very significant" political progress, but conceded that there was "absolutely miles to go" before a new deal could be finalised.
The Media Week report quotes a source close to the situation saying that a nominal offer for the two titles has already been tabled and a deal could be finalised by the end of the month.
The Evening Standard reports that the deal for Matic had to wait for Benfica's match against Porto yesterday before negotiations could be finalised.
United have denied reports in Holland that Van Gaal has already agreed a deal but the process is under way and it increasingly appears as though his appointment could be finalised in the next couple of weeks.
