The phrase "a fairly concise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is relatively brief or to the point, often in relation to a summary or explanation.
Example: "The report provided a fairly concise overview of the project's progress."
Alternatives: "a relatively brief" or "a somewhat succinct".
Mr. Smith, who also worked with Jean-Louis Palladin in Washington, has a fairly concise seasonal menu featuring seared sweetbreads, a terrine of the day, roast chicken, hanger steak with shallot confit and arctic char.
SCORECARD -- The central theme of this ad -- "in the end, it's about the issues" -- represents a fairly concise summary of what Mrs. Clinton's aides would like this race to be about; Mr. Lazio would prefer that it be about Mrs. Clinton.
A fairly concise discussion of the spirit of abstraction can be found in Man Against Mass Society, 153-162.
In a fairly concise survey, the authors chart the shifting interpretations of the concept of heredity from the early modern period through to the present.
As in many pubs, brew pubs or taverns, the Spotted Horse menu is fairly concise, but here the food is a lot more sophisticated and better-prepared than basic pub grub.
Since the strategies of most games were subject, if simplified, to fairly concise mathematical calculations, the workings of markets could be also.
It's fairly concise and nicely designed so I'll excuse the fact that "free ebooks" are pretty dumb generally.
Although fairly concise, (at 377 pages in length) it is unlikely that this text will be read from cover to cover by most.
The title should be descriptive yet fairly concise, and the first letter of every major word should be capitalized.
Robert Rival's concise "Lullaby" (2012) presupposes a fairly sophisticated baby: Its gentle textures and flowing themes occasionally yield surprising harmonic turns and briskly changing meters.
In conclusion, this book is suitable for those who wish to get a concise scientific background to lymphomas and obtain a fairly up to date review of the medical oncological management of the common clinical forms of lymphoma and Hodgkin's disease.
