"concise to" is not grammatically correct and thus is not usable in written English.
Whenever you want to convey that something is concise, you can use the phrase "in a concise manner" instead. For example: "She wrote her essay in a concise manner, addressing the prompt thoroughly."
A profile needs to be concise to be effective.
At 91 minutes, the drama is too concise to realize all its ambitions.
True to its Northern California origins, the band was genially eclectic, though too concise to qualify as a jam band.
Depending on the context, it's just as well, and more concise, to refer to a group of people by a salient characteristic—"the unemployed", "the elderly".
"Earlier this year we updated our terms and policies to make them more clear and concise, to reflect new product features and to highlight how we're expanding people's control over advertising.
You have a small window of time to make a good impression, so keep your content concise, to the point and tailored to the job you are applying for.
THE ECONOMIST tries to provide readers with concise, to-the-point prose.
Your campaign slogan should be concise, to-the-point, and easily remembered by voters.
Provide concise, to-the-point information about what you want from them If you would like to share your class with the world, with online instruction that people can follow at their own pace, consider contributing to Wikibooks, Wikiversity, or wikiHow.
The chapters tend to be concise, easy to read and with nice case presentations to underscore specific principles of management.
Each one is concise, fun to listen to and packed with powerful ideas to implement in your own business strategies.
