The phrase "ultimate end of" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means the final or ultimate purpose or goal of something. Example: The ultimate end of education is to impart knowledge and skills for one to succeed in life.
Those who dedicate their lives, tirelessly, intelligently, passionately and cheerfully, to the ultimate end of helping other people.
Butler directs criticism at the Iraqis, the Secretary General of the United Nations and certain members of the Security Council (especially Russia) for the ultimate end of Unscom.
"SeaWorld welcomes this significant decision, which threw out all of the plaintiffs' claims, and which could signal the ultimate end of this litigation," the statement said.
For half a century, this was the ultimate end of the line for New York's garbage, the place that struggled to contain the detritus of American abundance.
It's on display in the first quartet of stories, which explore the beginning and ultimate end of an affair between William and Clare, best friends married to other people.
And the right answer, the plausible answer, remains that of the Gettysburg Address: that what was at stake was not just Unionist self-aggrandizement but the idea of government by the people (the male ones, anyway), itself, and by act and implication, as the movie demonstrates, thereby the ultimate end of slavery.
Now in its third year, the coastal DeLuna shindig bills itself as "the ultimate end-of-summer music festival experience".
If you're slightly OCD about finding your spoons in the same drawer as you left them, or you don't want to play the ultimate end-of-term treasure hunt to collect said kitchen items from various rooms, you may be best investing in a cupboard lock or leaving these items in your room.
When these and so many other unaddressed factors are affecting our global climate, the pursuit air capture, the ultimate "end-of-pipe" solution, is inappropriate.
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For the capability approach, the ultimate ends of interpersonal comparisons are people's capabilities.
