The phrase "a summary booklet" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a small book or pamphlet that provides a concise overview of a particular topic or subject.
Example: "The conference organizers distributed a summary booklet to all attendees, highlighting the key points from each presentation."
Alternatives: "a summary guide" or "a brief booklet".
Overall, the responses suggested that adding a summary booklet, providing teaching sessions, and improving guidance delivery systems could be effective tools for increasing depression guideline usage.
The experts asked for more help in using the depression treatment guidelines, and they stated the usefulness of a summary booklet, web-site, program development, teaching sessions or symposium, and compatibility with national health insurance.
However, the largest study, a multicentre 674 patient trial, has been published only as a conference abstract and a non-peer-reviewed summary booklet.
Summary booklet of the exercises of an interactive training workshop.
The application of academic congress guide that was developed by using Revu program provide place to mail systems that will ensure the participants support service, to the introducing of the place where the congress took place, to navigation services, to first aid services, to the presentations encountered, to photo archive, to congress schedule and summary booklet.
As our survey results show, not only the relevance of the guideline but also active education and public relations to promote the guidelines with summary booklet, web-site programs, or educational sessions are needed for enhancing the applicability of the depression guidelines.
Information from each of these groups was summarised and then combined and collated into summary booklets for each initiative.
We know this not because the song puts it across, but because Springsteen has included a summary in the booklet.
What about a summary of all those summaries?
(Felix Salmon has a good summary).
Tour guides will, however, provide an illustrated, English-language booklet with a summary of the tour.
