The part of a sentence "it summarizes that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are summarizing a previous statement or point. For example, "The report showed that the company had made a profit. It summarizes that the business is doing well."
It summarizes that format-compliant content protection can maintain the end-to-end security, ease of deployment, backward compatibility to legacy systems, and QoS performance of multimedia applications, at the cost of sacrificing certain content adaptation functionality and granularity, depending on where and how the security functions are implemented.
It summarizes that more than 800,000 people die by suicide every year, almost one person every 40 s.
The new product, called Site Ai, pulls data from existing systems (it started with Google Analytics and Clicky, and the company is currently taking votes on which service to integrate next), then it summarizes that data in normal sentences.
Through early testing and research it summarized that a good method is base on the levels of the brain model.
"So that summarizes that".
You summarized that well.
It summarizes electrical characteristics that are explicitly designed for low power consumption.
It summarizes several key factors that influence the choice of an engine.
It summarizes the important factors that should be considered to approach an effective and safe commissioning process including good organization and engineering.
The app pulls its activities from around the web, and it summarizes the information that it finds, for example synthesizing information from reviews to conclude that a restaurant is both "dressy" and "noisy".
[Alecia attempts to tell the story, eventually recognizes that she is incapable of properly explaining it and then summarizes that they had been drinking, she fell off her bike and broke the bike.].
