The phrase "a series of brilliantly" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to follow "brilliantly." You can use it when describing a series of actions or works that are executed in a brilliant manner, but it needs to be completed for clarity.
Example: "The artist presented a series of brilliantly executed paintings that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "a collection of outstanding" or "a sequence of remarkable".
The lovable Mormon minstrels recorded a series of brilliantly vibrant, harmony-drenched psychedelic pop songs.
Nonetheless, they have recorded a series of brilliantly vibrant, harmony-drenched psychedelic pop songs.
In a series of brilliantly conceived movements, Rosecrans maneuvered Bragg out of Chattanooga without having to fight a battle.
There are labels to read and a series of brilliantly deployed touch screens that can take you deep into different aspects of Weegee's world.
And a series of brilliantly cheesy dance sequences, choreographed by Alicia Meehan, take the play into new and more promising territory.
So it set about a series of brilliantly conceived acquisitions and effectively positioned the company to be the Microsoft of agribusiness.
Chris Durlacher's script distilled the essence of Ken into a series of setpieces, brilliantly brought to life by Rob Brydon, who got every tic and stammer spot on.
Another source of income is the rental of a series of fantastical, brilliantly colored carriages of mythological animals for children, which he carved and painted a few years ago.
The self-taught Polish military commander, Josef Pilsudski, then came up with a series of bold, brilliantly conceived and executed strokes that not only beat the Russians back but also shattered their armies.
Alexander Hamilton, our first Treasury secretary, understood this more than 200 years ago when in a series of reforms he brilliantly turned America's near-worthless debt into currency and rock-solid bankable assets.
"Human Smoke" is a series of well-written, brilliantly ordered snapshots, the length of news dispatches.
