"include description" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are instructing someone to provide a detailed explanation or description of something. For example: "Please include a detailed description of the task in your report."
Future research should include description of the definition, treatment indication, and objective outcomes.
Boxes include description of vessel reactivity during spontaneous and/or CGRP induced attacks as well as vessel response to sumatriptan and/or olcegepant.
The details of the metadata include description of data, instrument, observation location (latitude and longitude), location of the data files (URL), contact person, data usage policy, etc., so it is possible for users to not only get the information but also download data files from the remote data server.
These include description of relevant patient characteristics (Table 1), no presentation of cross-validation statistics as the only performance metrics and the ability to apply the signature to other data for future comparisons and other non-clinical uses (http://www.ChipDX.com).
The work should provide mutation' classification and include description of the substitution mutation in the clusters on positive and negative strands and supporting by APOBEX/AID motif(s) co-localization.
As well as impact, important dimensions of evaluating complex programmatic public health interventions such as food subsidy programmes include description of processes, contextual factors and qualitative data that might explain intervention effects [ 39].
The sagas even include descriptions of checkmates using bishops.
The law defines the material broadly to include descriptions of "nudity, sexual conduct, or sexual excitement".
Alerts include descriptions of the child and the suspected abductor, as well as police contact information.
His sense of South Florida, where he lives, is mundane enough to include descriptions of Miami drivers.
(You expect the program to include descriptions like "The time: soon," "The place: right here").
