The phrase "abbreviated description" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could use it when writing a list of definitions or items, such as: "An abbreviated description of the item: a lightweight, red winter coat."
Click on a course title, or on the "view course details" link following an abbreviated description to see additional course information.
An abbreviated description of the RB ReDif-PF may be found also in the short paper[20].
The priest listened to his abbreviated description of his crimes and said he thought Bubby, then 10, and Howie, 9, were too young to cope with the notion their father was going to prison.
Results are presented by question using an abbreviated description.
The lipid analysis method has been previously described in [ 11], an abbreviated description of the method is outlined below.
An abbreviated description of all three studies and preliminary findings were reported in the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report in September 2004 (CDC 2004).
The abbreviated descriptions make as much sense as scrawled notes about a dream, and that feels just right.
The following are abbreviated descriptions of the topics covered.
In Table 2, we provide abbreviated descriptions of all of the inventory items that receive points in the scoring rubric, along with references to the supporting research.
These abbreviated descriptions cannot bring the same sense of background preparation or the breadth of issues under consideration that a student experiences in the classroom.
Information is either in an abbreviated form which only includes a brief description and a key source of information, or in a more complete form which includes lessons learned and tips.
