The phrase "appraisal summary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a brief overview or assessment of a situation, performance, or value is needed, such as in business reports or evaluations.
Example: "The appraisal summary highlighted the key strengths and areas for improvement in the employee's performance over the past year."
Alternatives: "evaluation summary" or "assessment overview."
AH and MK participated in the literature search, appraisal, summary, and data collection.
Furthermore, it was felt that quality appraisal, summary of findings and specific outcomes of individual studies was better conducted within a formal systematic review, and we have distinguished evidence maps and systematic reviews in part on this level of data extraction and reporting as outlined earlier.
After critical appraisal, a summary of findings for the included studies was produced by MD.
Or this: "I want to see total transparency on viability with a non-technical summary appraisal".
Focusing on formation also rehabilitates a family of apparently pre-reflective cognitive "faculties" – often undermined because of their inevitable ambiguity and vagueness, in which a summary appraisal of a situation is already made without indulging in any process of further reflection.
Combination of evaluations into a summary appraisal of QOL: The fourth and final equation indicates that the QOL true score is the point product of the vector of appraisals [ At] premultiplied by a (transposed) vector of the same dimension [ Wt]'.
MN is the lead investigator responsible for the conception and design of the study; the literature search and summary; the appraisal; the collection, analysis, and interpretation of the data; and the writing and revision of the manuscript.
We developed policy briefs (available in Additional file 2) and at http://promiseneighborhoods.org) that provide: (1) rationale for the policy, (2) outline of targeted outcomes, (3) summary and appraisal of the available evidence, and (4) real examples of the policy in action in community settings.
Applicants submitted three articles: an appraisal of their practice, a summary of how they planned to spend the award prize, and what difference they felt winning would make.
We also provide a summary of our appraisal for each study in Table 3.
