The phrase "a summary chart" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a visual representation that condenses information into a chart format for easier understanding.
Example: "The report includes a summary chart that highlights the key findings of the research."
Alternatives: "a summary table" or "a condensed chart".
Figure 2 shows a summary chart that compares the number of websites with OER that contain engineering content targeting PreK-12 and PreK-3 students.
We've included a summary chart of features below, but the strengths can be summarized as follows: If you want to watch TV content, most of the sites provide clips of shows, previews, etc.
We've included a summary chart of features but, frankly, such an objective breakdown of the services may be of little value to users looking to just find a date.
A summary chart for health care professionals is shown in Figure 3.
A summary chart of all the methods discussed in this paper with corresponding references to the implementation software is presented in Table 7.
The administration has so far refused to release the study and a number of documents related to it, including a large summary chart used in a closed-door briefing conducted for Waxman and other lawmakers last September by Emmet T. Flood, special counsel to the president.
A quick summary chart makes things a lot easier.
We then created a detailed summary chart which consisted of a series of columns (one for each domain in each timeframe) and rows (one per participant).
The result is a program that lets Suffolk employees look at a single summary chart of all the company's projects around the country and view details on each one's finances, safety record, schedule, and more.
Each hike is described in some detail and accompanied by a trip summary chart filled with initially confusing, eventually logical icons and abbreviations.
Each patient had a label on the wall by the head of the bed to state the level of functioning and each ward had a patient functional summary chart so that care by ward staff would be appropriate to a particular level of function.
