The phrase "abbreviated statements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to concise or shortened versions of longer statements or messages.
Example: "In our report, we included abbreviated statements to summarize the key findings for easier understanding."
Alternatives: "condensed statements" or "shortened statements".
One highly composite text both ideologically and temporally is the Analects of Confucius, a long string of abbreviated statements by or about Confucius and his students, not put into its present form until at least two centuries after he died in 479 BCE (Kim and Csikszentmilhalyi 2014).
Worldwide, such high-level meetings generally end in a consensus communiqué -- yet the last two inter-American summits in 2009 and 2012 terminated in deadlocks, requiring the summit hosts to issue abbreviated statements under their own names.
abbreviates statements that communicate empathy explicitly: N ame the emotion to make clear that it is recognized; express U nderstanding in an open and compassionate way; show R espect for the person experiencing the emotion; communicate S upport; and E xplore the emotional experience of the other person in greater depth [89].
abbreviates statements that communicate empathy explicitly: Name the emotion to make clear that it is recognized; express Understanding in an open and compassionate way; show Respect for the person experiencing the emotion; communicate Support; and Explore the emotional experience of the other person in greater depth [ 89].
These letters abbreviate the statement: Spin it again.
And if A abbreviates the statement ∀xB x), then (A ∨ ¬A) cannot be asserted because neither A nor (¬A) has yet been proved.
(Statement abbreviated in accordance with Rule 120 7) of the Rules of Procedure).
I provided a written statement and I gave an oral version of that which was abbreviated.
"Maybe camp will be abbreviated for me.
Some have been abbreviated for length and relevance.
