Often, the only formulaic and succinct document in the application package is the CV.
As frequently noted above, EOIs should be lean, succinct documents.
The section continues to introduce the primary covariates of the model, presents arguments for their plausibility as determinants where necessary and provides a succinct discussion of previously documented impacts of the covariates.
Ideally, a new grad's résumé is a focused one-page marketing document, with a succinct job goal that molds the résumé writer's descriptions of each previous job and related experience.
The first step would involve submission of a succinct, e.g. one page document that summarizes key ethical considerations.
Wise documents use a succinct "Qualified By" or "Summary" statement that focuses on your fit for the position instead of rambling on about your career goals.
I began a very succinct journal documenting the timing, duration and quality of chest pain I was experiencing, and I also included what I did to relieve the symptoms.
Anaesthetist 1 was of the opinion that if the POA document could be summed up in a succinct summary of key findings, this could considerably improve information-sharing with the surgical wards as well as streamlining the patients' case-notes reviews by anaesthetists.
In chronicling Mr. Shcharansky's arrest, trial, sentencing and imprisonment, Mr. Gilbert does a succinct, comprehensive job of assembling information, gathered from newspaper accounts, official documents and eyewitness observation.
"Because the bell rings": that's a succinct summary of the approach to time expressed in the Rule of St Benedict, the sixth-century document most Christian orders still use to govern their days.
