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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a summary was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing or referencing a summary that has been created or presented in the past.
Example: "After reviewing the report, a summary was provided to highlight the key findings and recommendations."
Alternatives: "a summary has been" or "a summary is available".
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A summary was funneled to several newspapers this week by scientists who were eager to circulate its key findings in advance of next month's meeting.
The first -- into security breaches, not the murder itself -- led to 44 convictions and 100 remedial measures; a summary was published.
So a summary was not a summary, and his first letter was, well, incomplete, or at least not "exhaustive" or … well, what was it?
In accordance with its charter, the International Lunar Exploration Working Group ILEWGG) reports to COSPAR, and a summary was given at the Beijing COSPAR 2006 Assembly on ILEWG activities conducted since the previous COSPAR 2004 assembly held in Paris.
The report, of which only a summary was published in March 2009, said: "In this case, the practice of the majority, both individually and collectively... was incompetent and their approach was completely inadequate to meet the challenge presented by the case of [Peter]." An earlier serious case review, which was later judged "inadequate" by Ofsted, was also published in full.
Subsequently, a summary was concluded in the final part.
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(A summary is available free online).
A summary is given in.
Writing out a summary is a good idea but doesn't replace saying it out loud.
A summary is available free at http://papers.nber.org/ papers/w7991; the full study costs $5.
A summary is given next.
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