"concise introduction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to a brief and to-the-point opening statement or paragraph, commonly found in essays, speeches, and other written or verbal presentations. Example: The speaker gave a concise introduction, outlining the main points and purpose of her presentation in just a few sentences.
He added, "The editing, with excellent notes, excerpts from Brecht's own views about poetry and Mr. Willett's concise introduction, is exemplary".
His passion for such birds found its outlet in several books, which ranged from a detailed and authoritative monograph on the gannet (The Gannet, 1978) to a concise introduction to the same species in the popular Shire Natural History series (1979).
In its poignant state of suspended animation, Nuestra Señora del Pilar y Santiago was a concise introduction to the pulses of prosperity and decline that characterized the interplay among the O'odham, the Catholic missionaries and the Apaches, who had become master raiders after acquiring horses from the Spanish conquistadors.
2, we provide a concise introduction to the Lambert-W function.
The concise introduction on seismic assessment and upgrading of old structures are provided.
This section will present a concise introduction into the area of cationic Group 4 metal alkyl complexes and their reactivities.
These are short and concise introductions that do not drag on for too long and bore the students.
The long entry on Beethoven in The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians -- a collaboration between Dr. Tyson and Joseph Kerman -- was published separately as a book and offers a concise, comprehensive introduction to the composer and his work.
As the title suggests, "The Authentic Adam Smith, James Buchann's concise, literate introduction to the man and his work, tries to undo the damage, "to draw Smith out of the mystifications of the economists and the simplifications of politicians and place him in view of the public".
Each patient who met the inclusion criteria received a phone call that started with a concise informative introduction about the study and included an oral consent to take part in it, based on absolute anonymity.
THE real problem here is Chauncey Loomis, for he is a far more accomplished writer than either Henderson or Parry, and his "Weird and Tragic Shores," recently reissued in paperback in the Modern Library's Exploration Series, unravels the expedition brilliantly and also offers a concise and intelligent introduction to the history of Arctic exploration.
