"thoughtful conclusion" is a correct and useful phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a well-considered and insightful ending to a written piece, presentation, or argument. Example: The essay ended with a thoughtful conclusion that summarized the main points and offered a unique perspective on the topic.
The internal investigation commissioned by the Best Buy board, released on Monday, reaches two thoughtful conclusions.
The patterns you find will also help you draw thoughtful conclusions about the colleges and yourself.
But introverted thinkers make their best contributions when they've had time to process relevant data and space to choose words carefully and share thoughtful conclusions.
Synchronous conversation is efficient and nuanced: not only does it allow you to handle in three minutes decisions that might have otherwise taken three days of attention-snagging messages, but it tends to also produce more thoughtful conclusions.
In phase two if there is a phase two the perceiver has to work a lot harder, paying closer attention, gathering disparate data, and making sense of it to draw informed, thoughtful conclusions about you.
United Nations secretary-general Kofi Annan praised the "careful analysis and the thoughtful conclusions" of the report, adding that the U.N. would also step up its efforts to combat disease.
The class is designed to empower students to confront the difficult and often thorny issues that surround us today and reach thoughtful conclusions rather than display gut reactions.
We concur with the thoughtful conclusions and the caveats raised by Beck, and believe that attempts to define tool use simply, non-arbitrarily, and non-circularly are fraught with difficulties.
Try to be empathetic toward their point of view, and you are likely to achieve more thoughtful conclusions about your own beliefs.
