"concrete description" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are trying to express something that is clear and specific, as opposed to being abstract or hypothetical. For example: "His concrete description of the events of that night made it easy to understand what had happened."
In his Presbeutikos ("Embassy Papers"), Metochites left a valuable historical account of these negotiations as well as a concrete description of Byzantine influence on Slavic royalty.
Steve gave me a concrete description of the show, which had comedic archetypes that have worked for hundreds of years, further back than Shakespeare.
In particular, we give a concrete description of these commutants, and also determine their spectra.
We provide a concrete description of all complex symmetric partial isometries.
The obtained analytical results allow more concrete description of the spatial behaviors of the spin precession caused individually by the Rashba and the Dresselhaus terms.
We use this framework to give a concrete description of a particular kind of KMS states on the C⁎-algebras that we call abelian KMS states.
They begin as concrete descriptions of the world, and are only gradually extended to other domains.
Scenarios are concrete descriptions of action that are rough and flexible in content and level of abstraction.
Still, this type of writing had to be emphasized throughout the semester by requiring concrete descriptions of people, places and events in students' weekly field note assignments.
Worked-out examples support the inductive processing of concrete descriptions to construct schemata, while process worksheets support the deduction of concrete problem solving steps from general prescriptions.
College women (N = 550) participated in an online experiment using a 2 (picture: concrete consumption background vs. solid background) × 2 (text: concrete descriptions vs. no descriptions) between-subjects factorial design.
