The phrase "abbreviated reason" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a shortened or concise explanation for something.
Example: "The report included an abbreviated reason for the project's delay, which helped clarify the situation for stakeholders."
Alternatives: "concise explanation" or "shortened rationale".
A verdict with abbreviated reasons will be published at noon on Friday.
One of the most influential families of logics for agency originates from the work of Belnap and Perloff (1988), who introduced the operator "seeing to it that", abbreviated stit, to reason about what agents can achieve by making suitable choices over time.
For these reasons, any abbreviated pathway for approving follow-on biologics is still likely to include more testing than simply proving structural equivalence, as generic-drug companies must do when they make copies of pills.
But both clubs say they had other reasons for the abbreviated distance.
It's an abbreviated set this week for logistical reasons, so tackle five will bring together Apollo Perelini and Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson.
Individual exposure also takes censorship into account, such as abbreviated lengths of follow-up for reasons other than injury (such as illness, moving, quitting the sport).
Konwitschny's unhelpfully abbreviated version runs without a break: another reason for first-timers to give it a miss, and wait for the revival of Richard Eyre's definitive take at Covent Garden.
Some abbreviations are best kept abbreviated, such as GCSE.
Her abbreviated tenure, what Low called her surprise resignation" and the gender-specific reason prompting it led President Low to urge that her successor be a man.
Reasons cited for other patients not being included in the program were abbreviated hospital stays, physician apathy, and a failure of the subspecialty services to seek this consultation.
