'concise about' is correct and usable in written English.
It is an adverb meaning shortly and accurately stated. Example sentence: The speaker was concise about the importance of taking action on the issue.
So, too, is Mr. Kors, whose spring collection was sweet, sunny and concise, about a "summer romance … a softer attitude … the juxtaposition of sportif and romantic …" and several other similar things.
A restaurant with a lineup of dishes this peculiar and concise (about eight appetizers and eight entrees) can't afford to serve an oxtail and pig's foot terrine as gelatinous and unfocused as the one here.
Be clear and concise about the outcome.
Try to be clear and concise about your responsibilities, achievements, abilities and the type of role you desire next.
Just when you thought you could define or dismiss C&binet in a sentence, you realised it was too complicated to be concise about.
(and be clear and concise about it).
But not every sketch has to do with race: One skewers reality television cooking shows; another features husbands who pretend to each other that they have the guts to tell off their wives whenever the men feel put upon; and one of the best bits is a concise skit about a man who goes about getting medical marijuana in exactly the wrong way.
An example would be: "Is now a good time to talk?" If it is, then start by saying something like: "I have some bad news about XYZ account". Be prepared to give a concise response about the work that was done, the cause and the potential effects of the crisis.
Clinicians then press a button to get more information about the alert in the form of a concise explanation about the specific issue with the drug that would make it potentially inappropriate for older adults.
Given the limited academic articles, this paper presents a concise review about this budding research topic.
The picture is a perfectly concise joke about his conference's callousness vis-à-vis health-care reform.
