The phrase "abstract paper" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a summary of a research paper or academic article that outlines the main points and findings.
Example: "Before diving into the full study, I recommend reading the abstract paper to get a concise overview of the research."
Alternatives: "summary paper" or "research abstract".
Kelly and Shear argued mildly over whether the striking bleed-through of glue in an abstract paper collage by Palermo was intentional: Kelly thought yes, Shear no.
When I visited a week ago, the walls were principally hung with abstract paper works, that are exhibited under the collective title, Lighter.
The only attempt to use a genome-scale model to study biocatalyst behaviour in an MFC was presented as a conference abstract paper in the 17th European Symposium on Computer Aided Process Engineering (2007) [24].
Conservative commentators argue that corporations are abstract paper entities that cannot go to jail and therefore should not be charged, and that if large criminal fines are imposed, innocent shareholders will end up as "collateral damage".
We performed a second validation analysis on the overall screening process, determining agreement on a single set of 200 papers that passed through all three levels of screening (title, abstract, paper).
Any reporting (be that a research paper, abstract, paper title, or press release) that suggests there is a beneficial effect for some people should equally emphasize any apparent harmful effects for other people (and vice versa).
Based on an assessment of paper title and abstract, papers will be excluded which do not meet the eligibility criteria of the review.
On the basis of their abstract, papers found have been classified considering: publication year, kind of journal, paper type, data gathering method, sample size and declared methodological approach.
An abstract composition on paper by Kandinsky, "Ineinander" (Intermingling) went up to £1.65 million.
Paglis et al. (2006) showed that doctoral students in the physical sciences who had received research mentoring submitted more abstracts, papers, and grants during their training.
Of 12,078 papers screened at title and abstract, 12,020 papers were excluded, leaving 58 papers for full-text review.
