'briefly recapping' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase 'briefly recapping' to refer back quickly to something that was previously stated. For example, "The survey results showed that most people preferred the blue design. Briefly recapping, the green design was the least popular."
Sinirlioglu briefly recapped Turkey's unhappiness with Sarkozy.
Muscle anatomy and physiology are briefly recapped in order to enhance reader comprehension.
9.46pm GMT Bafta-math The Baftas are done, so let us briefly recap.
This review briefly recaps the residue- and site-specific incorporation techniques for non-canonical amino acids in yeast.
In this review, we briefly recap the various epigenetic mechanisms regulating protocadherin genes, particularly the clustered Pcdhs.
If you'd rather avert your eyes from the rolling updates, and you just need the short version - let's briefly recap the story of today.
Today, I want to briefly recap last year's progress and, more importantly, discuss some of the equity market structure initiatives that I anticipate will be on the SEC's agenda for the coming years.
In this review, we briefly recap the definition of heterogeneity and concept of epigenetics, highlight the potential roles and mechanisms of epigenetic regulation in heterogeneity of lung cancer, and summarize the diagnostic and therapeutic implications of epigenetic alterations in lung cancer, especially the role of DNA methylation and histone acetylation.
To briefly recap the story Monroe has told to MPs, and even a parliamentary committee collecting accounts of poverty in post-recession Britain: between winter 2011 and spring 2013, she left her job as a fire-station worker in Essex and moved with her young son, Johnny, to Southend.
Finally, in Sections 2.6 and 2.7, we briefly recap the selection procedure and address related work, respectively.
