The phrase "a clear briefing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a concise and understandable explanation or summary of information, often in a professional or formal context.
Example: "Before the meeting, I would appreciate a clear briefing on the project's objectives and key deliverables."
Alternatives: "a concise summary" or "an understandable overview."
John Nicholson was appointed manager in August 2004 with a clear brief to save the centre, raise funds and ensure free legal support for the longer-term future.
Early on, Mr. Hallberg returns to the stage with Isabella Boylston, Paloma Herrera and Julie Kent — a poet with three potential muses (a clear brief echo of Balanchine's "Apollo"), dancing to barbed and fantastic waltz music.
It was found that the client attributes for the success of the D&B projects in public universities are: developing a clear understanding of project scope, a clear brief thorough assessment of the contractor's proposal, a clear understanding of project costs, fulfilling the end-user requirements, quality finish of the project, completion within the time frame as well as the budget allocated.
With Bolasie deployed wide on the left with a clear brief to target Vurnon Anita, the diminutive midfielder Rafael Benítez is deploying at right-back, at every opportunity and Cabaye cleverly preventing the home side taking command of central midfield, St James Parkk witnessed a few nervous moments.
He says the company management wanted to counter the impression that it was an opaque, unaccountable organisation: "I came in with a clear brief about being more open and driving better accountability".
The ABHI Implementation Plan EFHIA in particular had a clear proposal but also had a clear brief for the assessment team that set out the four components of the Implementation Plan that the Department agreed to being examined through the EFHIA.
Be specific and set out a detailed, clear brief when requesting quotes.
It comes down to mutual respect on both sides of the fence, coming together with a very clear brief and understanding of what the final product is going to be, then we want to ultimately give them as much creative freedom as possible.
