The phrase "and for a concise" is not correct and seems incomplete in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are introducing a concise explanation or summary, but it requires additional information to be clear.
Example: "I will provide the details, and for a concise overview, please refer to the summary section."
Alternatives: "and for a brief" or "and for a summary".
According to the study of the rupture process (see, Lay and Kanamori, 2011, for a concise review), the earthquake rupture starts from the deeper part radiating high-frequency-predominant seismic waves, and continues by the shallower part radiating low-frequency-predominant seismic waves and generating tsunami-generic displacements.
We refer interested readers to the introduction and reference list of [4] for a concise and extensive overview of recent works.
At a JLN meeting in Bangkok, Thailand, in April 2013, representatives from all countries shared lessons learned from their accreditation efforts and issued a request for a concise policy document that would offer guidance to country-level decision makers regarding important technical questions that commonly surface.
For a concise and beautiful description of these numbers, we refer also to WolframMathWorld's website [18].
The primary aim of this informal collaboration was to generate consensus for a concise, simplified and explicit classification system that addressed many of the shortcomings of prior hierarchical systems.
For a concise list of anthropo-, zoo-, and sapronoses, see the Appendix.
However, the number and labelling of adjective groups suffers from being too ambiguous for a concise estimation of mood.
Aim for a concise, one page letter with a formal tone and get to the point.
Admissions committees look for a concise, detailed, well-written statement revealing the applicant's individuality.
For a concise overview, see Randy Spiro, Would Retroactive Reinstatement of the Federal Estate Tax be Constitutional?
