The phrase "abstract schematic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to design, art, or technical fields where a simplified representation or outline of a concept is being discussed.
Example: "The architect presented an abstract schematic of the new building, highlighting its innovative design elements."
Alternatives: "conceptual diagram" or "simplified representation".
This question was addressed by asking participants to segment films of abstract, schematic events.
Graphical abstract Schematic figure of high pressure homogenizer device.
Graphical abstract Schematic representation for the preparation of lignin-gelatin film.
Graphical Abstract Schematic representation of the biocompatible core-shell nanostructure of the chitosan/Bi2S3 quantum dot conjugates with photoluminescent properties.
Graphical Abstract Schematic representation of ILPC performance - the exact position of the ionic liquid on the linear map is determined by its chemical structure.
Graphical abstract Schematic model showing the setting for décollement step-down into the ocean-plate basalts at the subdution plate interface.
Graphical abstract A schematic picture of the possible ionospheric variations during the MBW event on February 7 , 2011
Graphical abstract The schematic figure of the anisotropic region beneath the 1891 Nobi earthquake.
Graphical abstract A schematic illustration of the flow of the seismic wave propagation simulation using OpenSWPC.
Because of this abstract nature, schematic diagrams are used to describe processes that are difficult to observe, such as evolution, and are governed by learned conventions for interpretation (Novick and Catley, 2007).
A test-case for this very schematic and abstract refutation of all refutations of metaphysics is the very sophisticated and subtle critique of metaphysics (it purports to apply only to the kind of metaphysics exemplified by the seventeenth-century rationalists and current analytical metaphysics) presented in van Fraassen 2002.
