The phrase "explained in short" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when summarizing information or providing a brief overview of a topic.
Example: "The theory of relativity can be explained in short as the relationship between space and time."
Alternatives: "summarized briefly" or "outlined concisely."
Explaining, in short verses, the unthinkable choices refugees must take, Shire writes: "no one puts their children in a boat / unless the water is safer than the land".
"Once your toddler calms down, explain in short sentences why he gets angry".
Very little is explained in this short, baffling book.
When the word is reassembled all the letters rejoice and the word is explained in a short, entertaining animation.
"We're without any benefits or compensation, nothing at all," Mora explained in the short documentary No Job Land.
In 2012 Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat leader, explained in a short film why he had broken a promise to vote against raising university tuition fees.
The details of convolution will be explained in a short review of the physical principle of the methods that can estimate the reservoir properties based on the multiple flow periods being the principle of superposition.
Thanks to the Citizens United ruling, which is creatively explained in this short video by Free Range Studios, I think it is fair to say that government and private corporate interests have become synonymous.
That $23 billion -- and then some -- is explained in a short line in the summary of the deal: "The budget proposal saves $28 billion over ten years by requiring the President to sequester the same percentage of mandatory budgetary resources in 2022 and 2023 as will be sequestered in 2021 under current law," it says.
This is difficult to do in a teaching module where many topics have to be explained in a short period of time.
