The phrase "and summarised in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that information has been condensed or presented in a brief format within a specific context.
Example: "The findings of the research were extensive and summarised in a comprehensive report."
Alternatives: "and condensed into a" or "and outlined in a".
In the following the correlations between the target variables and the sintering parameters were discussed and summarised in a model.
President Nixon's view was reported to the UK, French and US authorities and summarised in a memo sent from a British legal adviser to the other two.
The present knowledge about normative and empirical ethical demands in this setting is quantified and summarised in a list of 46 issues.
The importance of each of 10 generic habitats to each process is defined as its "functional value" (none, low, medium or high), quantitatively derived from published data wherever possible and summarised in a single figure.
In this section, each metaphorical frame is discussed and summarised in a table.
Next, the findings will be highlighted, analysed, discussed and summarised in a triple helix model to enable innovation in the offshore ecosystems.
The main findings will be synthesised according to the criteria for population-based screening and summarised in an adapted "GRADE" tool.
Through this independent, anonymous peer-reviewed paper, we have attempted to present our results in an open manner, with all data presented and summarised in such a way that has so far evaded this area of research.
According to Vatican norms, issued in 2001 and summarised in the new guide, a bishop must investigate every allegation of sexual abuse of a minor by a cleric.
The criteria suggested by Raftery [ 13] and summarised in Table 1 provide a good basis for assessing the weight of evidence for the resultant assignment.
The studies discussed above and summarised in Table 1 reflect a growing recognition among veterinarians that traditional, large quantitative studies of cattle databases can only partly explain the variation in health related issues.
