The phrase "concentrated information" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe a collection of information that is brief and to the point. For example, "This PowerPoint presentation contains concentrated information on our company's sales performance last year."
First, the focus group setting is an artificial environment for receiving the concentrated information that was disseminated to our participants.
The briefer interviews often yielded more concentrated information than the longer interviews, in which the person with dementia's concentration on the subject successively waned.
The result is a total immersion in concentrated information, though one with little visual allure.
They are therefore important sources of concentrated information about ancient biota and environments.
The roll calls squeeze more concentrated information into a space the size of a small classified ad than does any news story.
That would be a book with a lot more images, or at least with more concentrated information on the history of all kinds of jazz photography over the last century, in newspapers and magazines and in the promotional campaigns of record companies.
Rights groups have argued that his proposal is a power grab for Facebook, and concentrates information into the hands of a few select companies, ultimately reinforcing poverty and class structures.
Ontologies are a means of abstraction and concentrating information.
A website10 was created and promoted in order to concentrate information on the API.
The models page depicted in Fig. 5 concentrates information on application models available in the network.
Security frameworks concentrate information on security and privacy aiming to provide a compilation of risks, vulnerabilities and best practices to avoid or mitigate them.
