The phrase "a brief characterization" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to provide a concise description or summary of a person, concept, or situation.
Example: "In her essay, she offers a brief characterization of the main character's motivations and struggles."
Alternatives: "a short description" or "a concise overview."
The review summarizes the relevant properties of uranium element and a brief characterization of nanoparticles, based on some structural techniques.
This chapter presents a brief characterization of the seamount's seafloor environment by focusing on the multibeam bathymetry data and a series of video, oceanographic, and fishery surveys.
Besides a brief characterization of many experimental and theoretical investigations, the worldwide status of the development of metal hydride based heating and cooling systems is summarized in a tabular form.
Based on a brief characterization of selected SPIs and some criteria for SPIs mainly distilled from major "building blocks" of deliberative policy learning, we discuss the extent to which assessments, as SPIs, measure up against alternative SPIs on longer-term, wicked policy problems in terms of their theoretical relative potential to realize these building blocks.
A brief characterization of the fingerprints is provided in Table 7).
A brief characterization of the changes in the Mara is warranted, although more thorough treatment can be found elsewhere (Jandreau 2015; Galvin 2009; Butt 2011; Homewood et al. 2009; Reid 2012).
What I would like to do here is present a brief synthetic characterization of Ibn Tibbon's method of translation based on these sources.
This brief characterization of policies and plans reveals a varied set of attitudes towards the management of the pastoral commons within the 'modernisation' ideology.
Whether you agree with the brief characterization above or not, there are points that strongly separate today's young m.c.s from those maturing in other eras.
The study includes brief characterization of the deposited coatings, microscopic examination of the interface zones, and coating adhesion measurements by a pull-off test.
There are further potential problems, however, with the brief characterization of imagery given in our introduction.
