"deliver a summary" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to provide a brief overview or recap of a topic or information. You can use this phrase when you want to summarize a larger body of information or when giving a presentation or report. Example: "In order to understand the current state of the company, I will now deliver a summary of our quarterly financial report."
On September 8th the review committee delivered a summary report.
In 2007, the commission delivered a summary version of the full Megrahi report, which runs to 800 pages and 13 volumes of appendices.
His book of the same title begins with an account of the brouhaha, and then delivers a summary — exhaustive, discursive, at times frustrating, but always absorbing — of what he learned from it all.
Politico Ben Smith's "running conversation about politics" breaks news all day delivering a summary to your in-box at day's end.
Annual Report of the Executive Director for 2005 Also on day one of the Annual Session of UNICEF's Executive Board, Deputy Executive Directors Rima Salah and Kul Gautam delivered a summary of achievements from the past year and a look ahead at UNICEF's proposed 'business plan' for 2006-2009.
The ruling, by Judge Sidney H. Stein of the United States District Court in Manhattan, also bars the New York Police Department from requiring that officers deliver a written summary or transcript of any such statements to the commissioner's office on the following day.
Using such a tool to deliver a short summary video of the lecture may act to reinforce learning from the lecture, rather than replace it.
While there is undoubtedly a viewpoint inherent in the way we have organized the manuscript, it was our intention to deliver a timely summary of the current landscape as a foundation for future thinking, not to offer prescriptions or to endorse particular approaches.
I listened to its chief author, international lawyer Cherif Bassiouni, deliver a 45 minute summary of the report's main findings, including that the king's security forces were responsible for mass arbitrary arrests and widespread torture.
Gingrich delivered a passionate summary of Atatürk's career: how he made his dizzying and unlikely ascent from war hero at Gallipoli to architect of a vital new nation from the scraps of the Ottoman Empire; how his vision for Turkey required that he "modernize the people, not just modernize the government"; and how he proceeded to "turn the whole country into a classroom".
