The phrase "a brain in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing consciousness, intelligence, or metaphorical expressions related to thought processes.
Example: "The scientist proposed a theory about what it means to have a brain in the context of artificial intelligence."
Alternatives: "a mind within the" or "an intellect in the".
It was inevitable though: we all have to grow a brain in the end.
"No self-respecting small businessman with a brain in the right place would ever employ a lady of child-bearing age".
Soon after being appointed to the European Parliament's women's rights committee, he told journalists: "No self-respecting small businessman with a brain in the right place would ever employ a lady of child-bearing age".
That the 20th century's greatest brain ended up crossing Kansas at 85 miles an hour in the trunk of a Buick Skylark was the work -- many people would say the fault -- of Paterniti's other traveling companion, a brain in the passenger seat.
A Brain In The Bottle is more than just a song created using a Radiohead title generator: instead, it highlights the bizarre raw ingredients Yorke sees fit to conjure up songs with – unsteady bass wobbles up, shards of piercing synth, a tricksy drum loop.
A brain in the outfit takes the sensory input and composes a "melody" that's supposed to be "in tune" with what's "going on".
"We begin by stating simply that there is no evidence for structures such as neurons, synapses or a brain in plants," the authors wrote.
"Ain't got a brain in his fuckin' head," one of the men remarked.
Virus isolation was performed from a brain biopsy in the BioPharma laboratory in Rabat, Morocco.
Here's the line: "It's a brain implant in the lateral border that sends out tiny electric shocks to continuously stimulate the Inferior Temporal Gyrus.
A CAT scan performed in a local hospital revealed a brain abnormality in the cerebellum, which is associated with coordination.
