The phrase "as concise information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information that is presented in a brief and clear manner.
Example: "The report should present the findings as concise information to ensure clarity for the readers."
Alternatives: "in a succinct manner" or "as brief details".
In water quality management, the determination of each water quality variable is important to obtain collective information on water quality, as it can provide concise information on overall environmental conditions (Chen et al. 2007).
Yes, for our trainees' area - for quick referencing case on case with its crisp and concise information; as a supplement to standard textbooks; to draw trainees (and intensivists) into seeking wider insight.
For example, such feedback might be, "Stephanie, your replies to partners about client matters are often not on point" rather than "Stephanie, you have missed important opportunities to provide clear and concise information, such as X.
Though you do want to be as concise as possible, your email should provide all of the information you need to convey.
It should be as concise as possible, but should nevertheless contain all the relevant clinical information.
The availability of relevant summaries within guidelines, as well as target dissemination to less experienced clinicians, along with the provision of clear and concise information to patients, are possible solutions to enhance guidelines implementation among clinicians.
The RRR is proposed for use at the point of purchase for single food items, summarizing the food label, or providing concise information where none is currently presented, such as in restaurants.
Although we also have very concise information that some members of NATO are also in touch with these extremists.
The instrument panel he created was minimalist and compact, giving the driver concise information in streamlined form.
I prefer the document to be as concise as possible.
