"summary findings" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used when making a report or summarizing research findings. For example, "After reviewing our data, we present the following summary findings."
While the health trust declined to comment beyond the summary findings, Jayne Ludlam, who became director of children's specialist services a month after Tiffany's death, said, "Nobody came out of this sparkling and fantastic".
After the committee voted last week to authorize declassification of aspects of its report, Feinstein challenged the administration to release the executive summary, findings and recommendations with minimal redactions and within 30 days.
"Having only seen the summary findings in the form of a media statement, I don't believe any of these should have cost me my reputation, my job, or humiliated me or any of my children," she said.
Not only are there figures for overall numbers of people awarded the points needed to qualify for the employment and support allowance (ESA), figures also exist for individual prognoses, for the points awarded, even for the word count of the summary findings.
Despite the acrimony, the White House announced last week that the CIA will lead the executive-branch panel that will recommend how much of the Senate report's executive summary, findings and recommendations to make public, a decision blasted by human-rights groups and intelligence scholars as a conflict of interest.
While it is unclear if/when the raw data will be available, these summary findings bring to light several changes in the environment around nutrition which have occurred in the country since 2005, and should be used and cited while discussing nutrition in India.
Publishing the summary findings of an internal inquiry into the flawed report, which prompted the resignation of the BBC Director General George Entwistle on Saturday, the BBC said that it was taking "clear and decisive action" to "restore public trust in the BBC's journalism".
Dr. Michael Stuart, USA Hockey's chief medical officer and a professor of orthopedic surgery at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., presented summary findings to the organization's board of directors from the ice hockey summit on concussions he led in October at the Mayo Clinic.
The summary findings of the three experts are presented in Fig. 4.
In summary, findings from gene expression profiling, proteomics, and metabolomics provide a number of different areas for future research whereas immune-omics are at the cusp of development.
In summary, findings of acute toxicity tests in this study suggest that zinc-aluminium nanocomposite intercalated with and the un-intercalated were safe when administered orally in animal models for short periods of time.
