The phrase "a clever drop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a smart or witty remark, or a sudden change in tone or subject that is skillfully executed.
Example: "During the presentation, she made a clever drop about the company's future plans that caught everyone's attention."
Alternatives: "a witty remark" or "a smart shift".
Roddick, the world No32, had to break serve to stay in the match but could not do so, with Roger-Vasselin sealing the win thanks to a clever drop shot.
Murray mistimed a forehand that sailed long and the more aggressive Troicki duly converted his first break point of the day, before saving one on his own serve with a clever drop shot to move 5-2 clear.
A clever "water drop" animation shows you when the transfer has been made and then the website appears on the phone.
But Nadal held with some clever drop shots and after taking the second set it merely became a race against time to finish off Thiem before the rain arrived.
Ireland attempt a clever-clever drop out routine which is kyboshed by Barnes for the very basic reason that O'Gara's little dink kick didn't cross the 22 line.
ALL actors may want to direct, but pop stars seem happy to open a trendy restaurant with a clever name and drop by to wave at patrons.
Now the technology, pioneered in motor racing, is being applied in another discipline where split seconds provide an edge: sailing.Technology Quarterly Cameras get cleverer Drops to drink Formula 1 goes sailing Zapping fakes with lasers Particle physic A golden fleece Joining the drones club Reducing the barnacle bill What would Jesus hack?
It isn't clear at first why the engineer is strapping these "people" into the car but when the penny drops, it delivers a clever claim about Acura's customer care.
Further, it has a clever Flight Log function that lets you drop a pin at a certain location by pressing a button at 5 o'clock.
He said seeking office tenants was a "clever and appropriate" response to the "most dramatic drop-off in demand on record in New York".
Larry Summers, a former treasury secretary, is a special adviser to the firm and Michael Ovitz, a former Hollywood power-broker, is among its investors.Technology Quarterly Cameras get cleverer Drops to drink Formula 1 goes sailing Zapping fakes with lasers Particle physic A golden fleece Joining the drones club Reducing the barnacle bill What would Jesus hack?
