The phrase "a concrete description of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to specify a detailed and clear explanation or depiction of something.
Example: "The report provided a concrete description of the project's objectives and outcomes."
Alternatives: "a detailed account of" or "a specific explanation of".
In particular, we give a concrete description of these commutants, and also determine their spectra.
We provide a concrete description of all complex symmetric partial isometries.
In his Presbeutikos ("Embassy Papers"), Metochites left a valuable historical account of these negotiations as well as a concrete description of Byzantine influence on Slavic royalty.
Steve gave me a concrete description of the show, which had comedic archetypes that have worked for hundreds of years, further back than Shakespeare.
We use this framework to give a concrete description of a particular kind of KMS states on the C⁎-algebras that we call abelian KMS states.
Furthermore, a concrete description of differential operators which appear in each term of the asymptotic expansion for Delzant lattice polytopes is given.
In the main part of this review paper we present a concrete description on the numerical procedures of the MHD equilibrium solvers which are classified into two groups, that is, the real space solvers and the inverse equilibrium solvers.
This allows us to give a complete concrete description of the convex set of all KMS states for a big class of graphs which includes all graphs with finitely many vertices.
Denoting as usual by (pi _g) the fundamental group of a compact complex curve C of genus g, we have in fact a more concrete description of the mapping class group (see [9, 10, 44, 45, 125, 165, 212, 220] for general results on braid and mapping class groups): begin{aligned} (M) {mathcal {M}}ap _g cong {{mathrm{text {Out}}}}^+ (pi _g).
Perfect pitch becomes more of a "feeling" associated with a note more so than a concrete description or association.
