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The phrase "a terse document of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a document that is concise and to the point, often summarizing information or presenting facts without unnecessary elaboration.
Example: "The report was a terse document of the project's key findings and recommendations."
Alternatives: "a brief account of" or "a concise summary of".
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Somehow Bose, in a terse document of less than two journal pages, had succeeded.
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Mr. Iyer was repeating a terse hint of a bass line as Mr. Glasper arrived.
After a terse exchange of letters with the parliamentarian, Mr. Coburn is still fuming.
The statement issued by Steinbrenner that year was a terse masterpiece of passive-aggressive understatement.
Mr. Myler and Mr. Crone have since been in a terse war of words with their former boss.
Robicheaux, with a terse sort of solidity, is a man of a few well-chosen words.
Jack Whitehall greets me with a warm smile, while his father offers a terse snort of welcome.
So within Maxwell's delicacy there lurked a terse kind of assurance.
That is, the pattern of latent mean differences is a terse summary of the observed means across the countries.
It has an identifying code (PLAT213_ALERT_2_B) hyperlinked to a generic explanation of the problem (in the small pop-up window), and a terse account of the issue.
It developed into a war of words between the Welsh and UK health ministers in a terse exchange of letters.
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