"the final success" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the ultimate or last step in achieving a desired outcome or goal. Example: After years of hard work and dedication, his final success came when he won the Olympic gold medal in his event.
In your hands, my fellow citizens, more than mine, will rest the final success or failure of our course.
The credibility of predicted binding patterns of a ligand against each protein target is crucial to the final success.
For example, we did not specifically assess the impact of reducing turnaround time on the final success of this care bundle.
Under these circumstances, ties with the regulatory authorities and government officials can be crucial for the final success of an investment.
While our rescoring method leads to significant improvements of the final success rates of binding site predictions, performance of the classifier itself is less satisfactory (see Table 2).
Therefore, taking side effects into account in the initial step of new drug design could significantly increase the final success rate of drug development and drug safety.
This is just another way of saying that in the qualifiers performances matter less than results whereas in the finals success will not be achieved without high performance levels.
Recent United teams have included just three players – Dusan Pernis, Sean Dillon and Jon Daly – who started the Cup final success against Ross County in 2010.
Muniesa made his La Liga debut with Barça as a 17-year-old and was an unused substitute for the Champions League final success over Manchester United in 2009.
Hartley missed a large proportion of the climax of last season with a neck injury, but returned to action in time for the Premiership final success over Saracens and for England's summer tour of New Zealand.
What can be documented, however, is the lack of final success on the ground in each theatre of war dominated by U.S. troops since 1945.
