"concise and effective" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to a message or communication which is succinct and gets the desired point or outcome across. For example, "The presentation was concise and effective, leaving everyone with a clear understanding of the topic."
Or, at least, I would find it much easier to write a concise and effective creative piece.
What happened at Irving Plaza on Friday night was self-conscious rock 'n' roll, concise and effective and sculptured.
Dialogue means not only marshalling one's thoughts on the fly in response to unanticipated challenges, but rapidly translating those thoughts into a concise and effective verbal argument.
A new set of evaluation indexes have been put forward and test results have demonstrated that this evaluation method is concise and effective.
He and Mr. Martin each had the chance to fashion concise and effective solos, and Mr. Hurst — a substitute for James Genus, who will return for most of this engagement — was typically impeccable.
By Willing Davidson May 1, 2009 You often hear that the creative class just talks and talks, and never does anything, but its reaction to the vexing dilemma of German depopulation has been concise and effective.
This paper proposes a concise and cost-effective method for automating the extraction of urban boundaries (UBs).
A somewhat more concise and cost-effective route better suited to large-scale production was patented by Upjohn in 1998.
Concise messages are more dramatic and effective.
The study suggests that future research also needs to be directed at the best method of providing effective, concise and relevant nutritional education interventions to oncologist trainees.
It is critical that your messages be effective, concise and descriptive, and that sales are driven for best results.
