"concise style" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a way of writing that is clear and effective, but with the fewest words possible. For example, "His writing style was brief and to the point, utilizing a concise style of expression."
This version, he says, was written in the dry and concise style of a business document.
Midway in his career he shifted to historical novels that are virtually devoid of fictional elements but are given literary distinction by their concise style.
Bentham's book, written in a clear and concise style different from that of his later works, may be said to mark the beginning of philosophical radicalism.
Clarence White, an experienced session musician who played with the bluegrass group the Kentucky Colonels, brought an exhilarating, concise style of roots rock guitar to later Byrds albums.
If you follow these effective and concise style tips you will be snapped up by every indie A&R for at least a three-month contract.
There are no literary texts and hardly any continuous texts (only a small number of complete sentences exist); the tablets contain accounts of the great Mycenaean palaces and their dependencies, written in the Greek language, in a very concise style.
So I could not use that hyper-concise style one more time.
The jury used two different approaches to communicate the main messages: 1) a concise writing style to improve the clarity and dissemination of the information; 2) a specialist and scientific style, more accessible to medical professionals.
But Mr. Cameron's concise, clear style does not seem to come through until midway through the book.
(c) All but two.45 The Economist tries to maintain a clear, concise prose style, but how well have we done?
