"summarized well" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe how someone has efficiently and effectively provided a brief summary or overview of information. Example: The speaker summarized the key points of the presentation well, making it easy for the audience to understand the main ideas.
The news is summarized well by James Areddy and Simon Hall in The Wall Street Journal.
The "what the hell" effect has been recently replicated by Janet Polivy and her colleagues in a 2010 paper (that paper is summarized well here).
There are several levels of opposition that will fight hard, ranging from the most worried activists who want no drilling, ever (their reaction to the news is summarized well at the No Fracking Way blog), to those seeking to fill gaps in the current proposed regulations before any drilling proceeds.
The studies on reservoir engineering in the research area are deep, and the characteristics of the seepage of different rocks have been summarized well.
The constitutionalism they have forgotten was summarized well by Andrew Napolitano in a recent column at antiwar.com.
An Austrian diplomat, summarized well the situation in late 1882: Pomp, ritual and luxury were discarded.
The title of the book by the reformed abortionist Dr. Bernard Nathanson summarizes well what we are doing as a nation.
David Leonhardt summarizes well the case for a soda tax ("The Battle Over Taxing Soda," Economic Scene column, May 19).
To be fair, William Beckwith spends half of "The Swimming-Pool Library" pursexng sex, and "The Line of Beauty" deals with homophobia and hypocrisy, so if you're summarizing, well, you should probably mention homosexuality.
"The Elementary Particles" was hard to summarize (well, it's about the third "metaphysical mutation" of the last two thousand years, that of molecular biology, which will see cloning put an end to the fear of death and the miseries of genetic individualism...) without making it sound heavy; on the page, there was a satirical glee to its denunciations, drollery in the dystopia.
Greenbiz summarizes well the intent behind Microsoft's new "AI for Earth" initiative.
