"concise expression" is correct and usable in written English.
You use it when you want to describe a phrase that is short and direct, yet conveys the intended meaning. For example: "His one-sentence explanation was a concise expression of his opinion".
He's also the very model of concise expression when a point demands it.
His works are notable for their concise expression, formal elegance, and wit.
Considering its concise expression, the newly developed model can be deemed as a convenient computational tool in engineering practice.
The chair is both a model for understanding architecture and a laboratory for the concise expression of idea, material, fabrication, and form.
In analogy to Flory's expression, a concise expression of reaction kinetics in diffusion controlled regime was proposed, where the number average degree of polymerization was related to the initial concentration and reaction time through a power law dependence.
The tract was the first concise expression of the Fabian conviction that public knowledge of the facts of industrial society was the essential first step toward the reform of that society.
Concise expressions are possible for the solute concentration with the GFM.
Calculating time was largely saved, with clear and concise expressions of electrochemical process.
The word sutra, originally meaning "thread," came to mean such concise expressions.
It has supplied the Persian poets with a flexible vehicle for ingenious aphorisms and similarly concise expressions of thought for religious, erotic, or skeptical purposes.
What these concise expressions most closely resemble are marginalia in middle school yearbooks ("Hot!" "Dork!" "Hot dork!"), the kind of hyperbole young people are prone to traffic in, like, all the time.
