The phrase "succinctly explained" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that has been clearly and briefly articulated.
Example: "The concept of gravity was succinctly explained in the lecture, making it easy for everyone to understand."
Alternatives: "clearly articulated" or "briefly described."
Addressing the audience before the performance Mr. Lacombe succinctly explained its workings.
But beyond its flaws, The New Yorker's architecture critic succinctly explained why it still matters.
"Comfort, confidence," Mitchell succinctly explained when asked about the transformation of the team's defense.
Give "The Stormin' Mormon," as Neil Cavuto approvingly called him on Fox News, credit: never has the traditional Republican doctrine been so succinctly explained.
As it is succinctly explained in "When Strangers Click," an absorbing documentary about Internet dating (to be shown Monday on HBO2), women are terrified of meeting serial killers online; men are terrified of meeting women of above-average weight.
Therein lies one of the main problems in the United States-China economic relationship, one that is succinctly explained in James McGregor's new book "No Ancient Wisdom, No Followers: The Challenge of Chinese Authoritarian Capitalism".
"She was very attractive," he would succinctly explain later, "and I pursued the matter".
As Olivia Newton-John's daughter, Chloe Lattanzi, succinctly explains, "I spent a lot of time alone in big houses".
The encyclopedia's article about the play succinctly summarizes its two acts and then, in a single sentence, even more succinctly explains who the killer is.
If you can succinctly explain what your song is about before you've written it maybe it's not worth writing about.
As Ms. Slowey succinctly explains to the contestants at the outset: "To be in my world you either get it or you don't".
