The phrase "as concise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the brevity or clarity of two or more pieces of information or expressions.
Example: "Please make your report as concise as possible to ensure clarity."
Alternatives: "as brief" or "as succinct".
I regret all spontaneous exchanges, because they aren't as concise as you can make them deliberately.
Some use melodies as concise as lullabies, while others are rhapsodic, leaping from bruised low notes to pure soprano heights.
The youngest, a boy, was a reporter who was as concise as his father (after outgrowing a childhood habit of loquaciousness when lonely).
"We try to be as concise as possible, but also explaining the urgency in the letters that we write, but it just continues to be a waiting game".
"Crooked Shadows" is as concise and earnest as Dashboard has ever been, but its sound has been flattened into a pop-rock haze, with Carrabba's voice lower in the mix than on previous releases.
It should be as concise as possible, but should nevertheless contain all the relevant clinical information.
The practice is not without its merits: it is about as concise as one can ask for, and permits an even simpler official syntax of the λ-calculus.
"I always tried to be as concise as possible, all to try and reach everyone, but especially the simple people, those who needed to be reached more than anyone else".
How (I ask you how) did you manage, in such a short time to conceive, construct and coin an axiom that is as concise as it is terrifying, as pithy as it is preposterous, as entertaining as it is chilling?
I always tried to be as concise as possible, so that not only would it reach everyone, but especially the modest people, who needed to be reached more than anyone else".
We observed that the sentences in the MeSH profile-based summaries and MEAD True summaries are not as concise as the sentences in the abstract.
