The phrase 'summarize on' is not correct and usable in written English.
You could use the phrase 'summarize' instead. For example, 'Please summarize the idea presented in the article'.
To summarize, on one hand, we would like to minimize the total noise energy in order to reduce the distortion when receiving only a single packet.
To summarize: On Tuesday, there will be a contest to select the preferred candidate of a small group of people who are older, wealthier and whiter than American voters in general, and more politically extreme than the average Iowa Republican.
Though it hinges in ways too elaborate to summarize on untimely deaths, covert abortions, taboo affairs and all manner of disasters that rumble forth continually from the past and crash down regularly in the present like a crazy hail of falling pianos, there's a difference between a knot of rotten circumstances and a knit-together narrative.
To summarize, on the face of it, there have been some important changes in the field of legislation on employment protection, an institution that was considered highly path-dependent before the crisis.
To summarize on the overall effect of ensiling prior to HTT, all released sugars derived from the solid and liquid fraction were added together.
To summarize: on paper, of the public funds spent in the district on health about half (Table 13) are apparently controlled by the district, but these are divided between the DHO/HC and the hospital.
The scores of HAQ and RADAI, and the comorbid conditions will be summarized on the one-page summary for participants.
Findings of the meeting are summarized on the Web at http://ioc.unesco.org/iocweb/co2panel/HighOceanCO2.htm.
Only books that you might hear somnambulantly summarized on NPR, that was my rule.
Some of the fixes are simple, and can be summarized on a doctor's prescription pad — slow down and lose weight.
That ties in with three hot trends in marketing, summarized on the Web site as "good for your wallet," "good for the planet" and "good for you".
