'succinct text' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is expressed in a concise and precise manner. For example, “Henry's PowerPoint presentation was filled with succinct text.”.
De la Pe? succinct text and Nelson's intensely beautiful paintings don't require much more time than Louis needed for Schmeling.
The careful integration of artwork with the poetically succinct text in a seamless page design is Sendak's forte and his contribution, and to date no one has bettered him at it.
And that same year a group of 30 open government advocates met in Sebastopol, California and drafted a succinct text on open government data which has subsequently been echoed and encoded in official policy and legislative documents around the world.
It wasn't a gift or even a card, just a succinct text message, but even so, it had no precedent over the 10 years that she and her partner, Isabel Advirta, 39, had been making a life and a home here together.
A specific arthropod is described in each section, which begins with illustrations for identification, life cycle drawings (if applicable), and succinct text regarding the arthropod's general importance, geographic distribution, and behavior.
When you summarize, you are trying to take a longer text and make it into a shorter, succinct text using your own words.
There are more than 250 reproductions, a succinct introductory text that incorporates the latest Atget scholarship, and biographical and bibliographical entries.
The support for judgment provides a succinct free text description or summary of the relevant trial characteristic on which judgments of risk of bias are based and aims to ensure transparency in how judgments are reached.
Succinct wall texts helpfully describe apposite regions, sects, dynasties, styles, patrons, and events.
A well-organized presentation with informative but succinct wall texts, the exhibition offers cultural history as well as the delights of high-caliber artworks of a type long revered by connoisseurs and of particular interest to many modern masters -- Toulouse-Lautrec, Bonnard and Balthus among them.
In sixty tersely exquisite realist paintings and as many succinct lines of text, Lawrence compressed the epic sweep of the Great Migration into a cinematic saga.
