The phrase "a concise way to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a method or approach that is straightforward and to the point.
Example: "This guide provides a concise way to improve your writing skills quickly and effectively."
Alternatives: "an efficient method to" or "a straightforward approach to".
"I wish there were a concise way to say that I'm thankful to be alive, but I'm not good".
"Sketchy Deal" — In his first debate with Mr. Romney, the president stumbled about for a concise way to question the Republicans' economic and tax plans.
A concise way to describe the role of the capacitor in the above example is to say that its impedance to an electric signal decreases with increasing frequency.
Vehicle headway distribution models are widely used in traffic engineering fields, since they reflect the fundamental uncertainty in drivers' car-following maneuvers and meanwhile provide a concise way to describe the stochastic feature of traffic flows.
"Smile," a man orders you, and that's a concise way to say that he owns you; he's the boss; you do as you're told; your face is there to serve his life, not express your own.
Barry's first step was to find a concise way to represent the physical properties of the object to be pushed — how it would respond to different forces applied from different directions.
There couldn't be a more concise way to tell the world that you're a working British actress, down to earth, GSOH.
I believe our own Greg described his laptop as a "ball-burner" recently, and I don't think there is a more concise way to put the fact that modern portable computers get hot as the dickens — or hotter.
What a great concise way to show people the hard thing about transitioning.
The tool, called Blinkx Remote, offers a quick, concise way to find TV shows from content providers around the Web and related information instead of having to wade through video-search results that include partial clips of shows, commentaries, and random collections of episodes in no particular order.
Articles benefit from multi-language abstracts where appropriate, and we work closely with authors who do not have English as a first language to present major syntheses in a clear and concise way to an international audience.
