The phrase "a brief link" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a short connection or reference to something, such as a URL or a relationship between ideas.
Example: "In the report, I included a brief link to the study that supports my argument."
Alternatives: "a short reference" or "a concise connection."
For those outside America (or in America but still checking in), though, a brief link.
There was a brief link with Nottingham Forest, one of the Championship's many basketcases, but so little otherwise it is tempting to wonder whether Giggs may have suffered indirectly as a result of Gary Neville's failure at Valencia.
The amount of time spent retweeting tweets from @TheDailyLove or @ZodiacFacts could be spent clicking a brief link about an upcoming game or player injury.
A Web site or blog that is a collection of brief links to, quotes from, or comments about things a person has encountered while Web browsing.
During a brief video link-up, he generously stressed the times Mr McCain has disagreed with him.To boost their nominee, Republicans played all the familiar tunes.
Holmes has added brief linking passages to "Sidetracks," tracing his own progress from a youthful obsession with despairing doomed poets to the unexpected late marriage with the novelist Rose Tremain that underlies (or thickens) his analysis of Godwin's passionate intellectual, emotional and sexual involvement with Wollstonecraft.
Its brief, linked stories take place in 1970s Iowa, Chicago, Seattle, and Phoenix.
It will be a brief post and link from someone at the magazine about something excellent on the Internet — it won't always be a lengthy read, although it could be, because, naturally, we like things like that.
A brief annotation and link to the TAIR database are given for each sequence.
Provide a brief explanation, a link to your project page and ask for volunteers.
Into this area comes two new iPhone camera apps which we are going to take a brief look at: Starmatic [iTunes link], a cute Instagram-like community app and Glopho [iTunes link], a news-gathering app.
