written conclusion

[Emil100]

Is anybody able to explain the meaning of the following sentence:

"Information on diseases is written conclusion first to assist users in finding critical information."

It is from a website offering information about medical topics and categories.

Thanks.

 

[bibliolept]

The sentence is awkward. There should be a hyphen, perhaps: "Information on diseases is written conclusion-first ..."
The "conclusion" is located at the start of the information provided.

 

[coiffe]

Is anybody able to explain the meaning of the following sentence:

"Information on diseases is written conclusion first to assist users in finding critical information."

It is from a website offering information about medical topics and categories.

Thanks.

It reads a bit strangely, but is not incorrect. Information on diseases is presented with the conclusion first (and the rest afterwards) -- is what it means.

 

[jamesjiao]

I definitely agree with coiffe in placing 'with' after 'written' (or presented, both are fine). It just sounds more elegant.

 

[Emil100]

I definitely agree with coiffe in placing 'with' after 'written' (or presented, both are fine). It just sounds more elegant.

Thanks for the replies.
So this simply means that the conclusion is placed first in the information to be read by users?

 

[bibliolept]

Thanks for the replies.
So this simply means that the conclusion is placed first in the information to be read by users?

Correct.