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"the bottom line of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to the summary or final result of a situation, discussion, or decision. For example: "The bottom line of the meeting was that we all agreed to perform the maintenance work as soon as possible."
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That's the bottom line of it.
"That's the bottom line of this case".
The bottom line, of course, is keeping the customers happy.
"Here's the bottom line of it," Stephen Moore said.
Inspiring interest seems the bottom line of an exhibition's success.
"That's the bottom line of this," the mayor said.
They will simply add to the bottom line of stockholders".
We don't participate in the bottom line of the company.
It goes into the bottom line of every hospital.
"The bottom line of this is unit cohesion.
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And this realization was the bottom-line of many hallway discussions in Herzliya.
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