"succinct discussion" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English in a variety of contexts.
You can use it when you need to describe something that was discussed in a concise way. For example, "We had a brief but succinct discussion about the upcoming project."
The section continues to introduce the primary covariates of the model, presents arguments for their plausibility as determinants where necessary and provides a succinct discussion of previously documented impacts of the covariates.
The authors have nicely presented their voluminous data with a very succinct discussion.
The book begins with a well-composed contemplation of the current and future value of proteomics to the clinical sciences by Marc Reymond, which includes a succinct discussion of the ethical implications of such research.
In their excellent review in this issue of Critical Care, Coleman and Brines [ 7] provide a succinct discussion of the 'nonhematologic' actions of EPO in protecting tissues and raise the intriguing possibility of clinical use of EPO to 'protect' tissues in the critically ill.
A succinct discourse of our proposed mechanism for Gravin action in "symmetric cell division" has been incorporated into the Discussion.
Only waterglass-activated slag concretes are evaluated so as to keep the discussions succinct.
Discussions are succinct and pertinent to current practice.
Finally, the "Conclusions" section contains a succinct summary of the results, discussion of limitations of our approach and policy implications.
The current introduction and discussion are very succinct... Are these 2 loci the only major loci involved in resistance to pyrethroids and why were they chosen in particular?
The chapter authors are to be complimented for their succinct, informative and relevantly referenced discussions.
They held searching discussions, and issued a succinct declaration just 15 paragraphs long.
