"summarized information" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to describe a short and concise summary of a longer document, article, or research paper. For example, "The report included detailed information on the financial situation of the company, but the executive summary provided a concise and accurate summarized information."
Much of Dr. Sharfstein's testimony summarized information that has been widely accepted for years by medical groups.
Nevertheless, these companies must be requested to provide the headquarters with summarized information for decision-making.
The only way that I can work effectively is if there's a way of accessing synthesized and summarized information which is easily digestible and easily assimilatable.
All contributing centers will have access to summarized information, also to simplify the process of finding collaborating partners.
Later you can look at the summarized information to focus on the big picture or look at the indented information to dive into the details.
The other CIA memo released at Cheney's urging summarized information provided by reputed al-Qaeda military planner Khalid Sheik Mohammed, who was subjected to waterboarding, or simulated drowning, 183 times in March 2003.
According to three former government officials familiar with the meeting, he didn't name Steele but said that the appendix summarized information obtained by a former intelligence officer who had previously worked with the F.B.I. and had come forward with troubling information.
The geolocation of ornamental trees can be a useful tool for providing summarized information about their behavioral differences amongst cities, which can be used to create healthy itineraries, minimizing the natural hazards in human health (allergic diseases) and could be implemented into a model to help policy-makers to create measures to improve green urban development.
Table 1 depicts the summarized information about data layers.
