The phrase "a concise account" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to describe a brief and clear summary or description of an event, situation, or topic.
Example: "The report provided a concise account of the project's progress over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "a brief summary" or "a succinct description."
An English version, "A Concise Account" etc, came out a little later.
Each week, Roberts also offers a concise account of nearly every opening in the UK.
The book was "A Concise Account on the Life and Ways of the English with Special Reference to London.
For readers who want a concise account of what Harris calls "the most famous cause célèbre in French history," Begley's book and Brown's chapter will appeal.
However, now I'm applying for jobs I am having problems with some of the questions on application forms - specifically one that asks for "a concise account of your relevant scientific experience and achievements".
But if the choleric complaints sent as copies to this department are any indication, the discipline of filling in blanks and confining an account to one page is in short supply; a concise account by a professional probably speeds the problem to the cashier's window.
Whilst this definition provides a relatively concise account of what phenomena constitute a global health challenge, it does not, however, help us to understand why we should care enough to do something about it.
Even though one can find the tale of the algorithm nicely laid out in "Alan Turing: The Enigma," by Andrew Hodges, and whimsically explored in Douglas Hofstadter's "GRated PG-13del, Escher, Bach," there is room for a more concise account that would bring the tale to a wider audience, people who sit in front of their computers with barely a hint of the ideas that animate the chips.
One of his most famous lyrics, a chant taken from the title song of "Controversy," gives a hilariously concise account of this theory: "People call me rude / I wish we all were nude / I wish there was no black and white / I wish there were no rules".
What follows is a very concise account of them.
After the account of Howard's lecture, the author backtracks to a concise history of civilization's effort to understand and predict weather, a story in which religious cosmology and proto-science mix without perfectly blending.
