The phrase "abstract compilation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to summarizing or synthesizing information, particularly in academic or technical writing.
Example: "The abstract compilation of research findings provides a concise overview of the key results and methodologies used in the study."
Alternatives: "summary collection" or "synthesized overview".
It may look at first like a simple compilation of abstract art, but the new show at the Art League of Long Island in Dix Hills possesses an extra dimension: It is actually a collection of 63 musical scores or parts of scores by composers from around the world.
Compilation... compilers?
Part memoir, part oral history going back to the artist's childhood, part documentation of the last phase of this premier abstract impressionist's career, and part compilation of digitally mastered photos, the book evolved out of work on a film project on Elaine de Kooning: Mr. Lieber was assembling a synopsis of her life and brought up stories that he knew or had read.
Youth Experimental Studio has decorated each CD in the musician's compilation with a beautiful abstract granite-marble design, and encapsulated the set inside a smooth wooden box.
8. "Abstract Expressionism at the Museum of Modern Art" (Ann Temkin): "This compilation of seminal works (published in conjunction with the continuing exhibition at MoMA) compels me to return to see them in person".
The new compilation isn't just an abstract exercise, the researchers say: Previous studies suggest that once fleets of space-capable vehicles are available, commercial launch companies together might expect as many as 13,000 space tourists during their first decade of operation.
Two evaluators made the initial study compilation and consensually elected the compatible studies for the abstract analysis.
It is worth noting that, being based on the x86 architecture, the PCEngines processor boards do not require, in principle, cross-compilation; however, we decided to use OpenWRT in order to abstract from the underlying hardware architecture making the WING/WORLD toolkit a platform-agnostic solution for wireless mesh networking.
An MT is a compilation process that transforms source models into target models and allows moving from an abstract model to a more detailed model.
