The phrase "summarizing report" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a document or written piece that provides a brief overview or summary of a larger report or document. Example: The executive team presented their findings and recommendations in a detailed report, but for those who needed a quick overview, a summarizing report was also provided.
The whole procedure is finalized by creating a summarizing report.
We observed no difference between the fractions of genes that are significantly up- or down-regulated after KD, consistent with a summarizing report indicating that the regulatory function of ZEB1 is versatile and may be context-dependent (Gheldof et al., 2012), although indirect regulatory effects cannot be excluded.
Finally, there is a recent summarizing report on a whole series of compounds from Neurocrine Biosciences described to have positive effects after intra-peritoneal administration in cancer cachexia models [29].
A review summarizing reported element concentrations in seagrasses has revealed that C. nodosa sheaths display a high Cr accumulation capacity.
But in summarizing reports about President Bush's plan for greater scrutiny of corporations, Newsblaster did not include criticism that the plan failed to call for increased financing for the Securities and Exchange Commission, which would carry out the effort.
It can also mean reading text out loud, summarizing reports with a voice or reading aloud ideas.
Alabama journalist Roger Shuler has written back-to-back stories on his Legal Schnauzer blog summarizing reports of the congressman's goals, and breaking news of the Grimes firing.
Before we can embark upon summarizing reports on individual or small groups of cases, a word of caution is mandated.
A summarized report would have shown that the average was 10percentt, with a standard deviation of four percent.
On 1 December 1942, you compiled a summarized report on the utilization of manpower up to 30 November 1942.
The pamphlet also summarizes reports of connections between officials of the Clinton administration and Enron and Global Crossing.
