To 'draw' a conclusion: English or Dunglish?

to "come to the conclusion" is the correct usage...

I can't cite sources, but "drawing a conclusion" doesn't sound alien to this totally monolingual English speaker.

I've usually heard it, "You may draw your own conclusions".

Thank you, both.

I'm with Noddy on this one. Drawing a conclusion possibly comes from drawing on all resources to arrive at a conclusion.

To draw a conclusion is perfectly good slightly idiomatic English, if you mean to arrive at a conclusion by inference.

Alternatives might include to come to, arrive at, reach,

The phrase "draw conclusion" found 22,300,000 results on Google.

Google is very good for checking spelling and/or usage in your own or a foreign language.

Example:

"...his work uses experiments on binocular rivalry in monkeys to draw conclusions about the neural processes associated with consciousness"

That's open to argument. One might reasonably draw the conclusion that you hadn't read the question properly.

i have come to the conclusion that you're correct, contrex...

Trex, Conthanks!