Once we get the conclusion vs Once we got the conclusion

Both are correct, but are used in different contexts. 'Once we get the conclusion' is in the present tense, indicating a future action. 'Once we got the conclusion' is in the past tense, indicating a completed action. The choice between the two phrases depends on if you're referring to a future event or a past event.

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Once we get the conclusion

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used when referring to a future event or action that will happen after obtaining the conclusion.

Examples:

Once we get the conclusion, we can move on to the next step.
Once we get the conclusion, we will be able to make a decision.

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Once the conclusions of the WTO Panel are known, the Council will of course study them with an eye to any consequences they may have for the Community.
I accordingly suggest, ladies and gentlemen, that we should revisit this subject before the summer recess, once the conclusions of the Geneva meetings are available, and if there has been no significant progress in Cambodia.
I hope that those people who criticise this Parliament will read today's proceedings and just for once come to the conclusion that this is a House worthy of their support.
The EU provided a great deal of support for the recently held elections, but I am unaware of any plans for the near future, once the conclusions and recommendations of the recent election observers' mission have been drawn up.
Once again, the conclusions reached at a European summit, in this case at Seville, illustrate that work on Community integration continues to come up against a brick wall.
Once there is a conclusion, they'll persuade hyeong.
The Commission and the Council of Ministers will be in a position to draw their own political conclusions once these negotiations are completed.
We will keep Parliament fully informed as it will be asked to grant its consent for conclusion once it is concluded.
In conclusion, once more, the Commission appears show either an strangely naive commitment to free trade, or an overwhelming ideological blindness.
These conclusions demonstrate once more that the European Union is determined to make a concrete and positive contribution to the peace process.
Indeed, we have critically reviewed the way we work and arrived at the following conclusions: once identified, problems must be dealt with quickly and efficiently.
I have agreed with the Tunisian Foreign Minister to resume negotiations on Advanced Status shortly, with a view to their conclusion once a new democratically elected government is in place.
Finally, the Council will be examining the ruling in greater detail in close consultation with Commissioner Fischler and his services, and will draw its conclusions once it has considered all the various aspects.
The largest problem with the effectiveness of the Parliament's actions is the lack of follow-up, and a tendency not always to take an issue fully to its conclusion once out of the media spotlight.
Conclusions he spread amongst other Monsters once we gave Big Hazard his phone call.
MEPs stress that the new Treaty, once ratified, will recognise Parliament's role in the conclusion of international agreements concerning AFSJ policies.
Once we have discussed what was talked about last week, we will come to a conclusion as soon as possible.
And of course I would be delighted to return here once we have adopted the Single Market Review to present our conclusions and discuss with you the way forward.
Equally unacceptable to me is Point 2 of the conclusions of the Foreign Relations Council of 11 October, which I believe once again displays blatant double standards.
The conclusion by the EC will take effect once the instrument has been deposited.

Alternatives:

once we have the conclusion
once we reach the conclusion
once we arrive at the conclusion
once we obtain the conclusion
once we reach a conclusion

Once we got the conclusion

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used when referring to a past event or action that happened after obtaining the conclusion.