"spare language" is a correct phrase used in written English.
You would typically use it when describing a writing style or a speech that is stated concisely and without much emotion or superfluous words. For example, "The CEO gave a concise presentation, using spare language to communicate the company's objectives."
Thanks to a board book's simple and spare language, ambiguity reigns, releasing other, equally plausible meanings.
But the ad's spare language glosses over the contentious question of the law's scope.
The pulps were usually written in spare language, sometimes without narrative coherence or character development.
They love its spare language and how it addresses gender issues in an "almost offensive, but not offensive" way.
All those Book-of-the-Month-Club selections, just way too many words".Leonard hadn't always been such a stickler for spare language.
The typical Transtromer poem is an exercise in sophisticated simplicity, in which relatively spare language acquires remarkable depth, and every word seems measured to the millimeter.
Psychologically, in addition to their low non-verbal IQ and comparatively spared language abilities, they display relatively good audiovisual memory but very impaired visual-spatial abilities, leading to difficulties in daily life (e.g., getting dressed).
On the other hand, qualitative differences in language phenotypes, coupled with the relatively spared language abilities in relatives of those with ASD points to distinct etiologies.
These typically involve stabilization or improvement in cognition with abstinence; a cognitive profile involving executive, visuospatial, and memory difficulties with spared language function; and neurological symptoms such as ataxia.
And the way she did it — in spare, pseudomythical language — took Wyoming's casually vicious homophobia and held it up for posterity.
As Beatrice's life spirals out of control, Ms. Spanidou's spare, lyrical language devolves into bad romance-novel prose: "She had not known love as a child.
