The phrase "a concise synopsis of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when summarizing information or providing a brief overview of a topic, document, or narrative.
Example: "The report includes a concise synopsis of the main findings and recommendations for future research."
Alternatives: "a brief summary of" or "a short overview of".
Although perhaps less useful as a reference text, it may also serve as a useful addition to the clinician's library in those instances in which one would like a quick, concise synopsis of particular infections or etiologies that are being suspected in a particular patient.
The medical encounter is characterized by the presentation of the problem (undiagnosed disease) followed by information gathering (reading and consultation with peers) and finally a synthesis of a large amount of material into a concise synopsis (treatment and explanation to the family).
Each title also has a more concise synopsis and also displays personalized details, such as why it's recommended, which friends might have watched it, or whether it's won any awards.
The actors sign their lines while surtitles provide a clear and concise synopsis in English; the on-stage musicians provide a constant background narrative.
Each entry provides a concise and accessible synopsis of the topic at hand.
"A faster, fuel-efficient, more fun Fit" was the concise synopsis from John Mendel, American Honda Motor's executive vice president of auto sales, at the car's debut.
Look to ad copy for the most concise possible synopsis of "The Rock": "Alcatraz.
Since 1995, Emerging Infectious Diseases has published new scientific research, analysis and commentary, policy reviews, and concise synopses on a broad array of infectious disease topics.
Essentially, Trimit was a text auto summarizer designed to fit all those things you're reading on a mobile device into concise synopses and share those over SMS, email, Facebook, Twitter in.txt form — all with a few clicks".
