The phrase "a silly young" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a young person in a silly manner, but it is incomplete and needs additional context or a noun to be fully usable.
Example: "She is a silly young girl who loves to play pranks on her friends."
Alternatives: "a foolish young" or "a playful young".
"He's a silly, young clown at times, which I love.
"They treated me like a silly young girl who was over-emotional.
She determines not to be such a silly young "gel" any more and to do her bit for the war effort.
More wearying are the unchallenged race and gender stereotypes, with Yum-Yum (a spry-voiced Rebecca Bottone) portrayed as a silly young thing and Katisha (the rich-toned Rebecca de Pont Davies) a ghoulish Tim Havishamsque Miss Havisham.
Consider an idea for a fairly lunatic story: A silly young woman, alone in the world, falls in love with a man she has just met, and marries him without any knowledge of his history or background.
The Mets should also be buoyed by the fact that the Braves have to pull around the added weight of a silly young relief pitcher who cannot leave well enough alone.
When I was just a silly little young thing, about 28, I was a booker for a lady who was a model agent and friends with Harvey, so I used to meet him, though I don't think he'd remember.
Hampton Court Palace, where silly young Catherine Howard ran desperately along a corridor shrieking to her husband to spare her life and her head, forms the spectacular backdrop to the flower show, which is never going to be as famous or prestigious as Chelsea.
But the critique is vitiated by the fact that the community this society is being measured against is so patently silly (young men lose their virginity at a yearly event called "The Frolic"; women read messages from the dead by looking at tree bark), and that the main characters exist only to illustrate the various themes.
Ms. Kowroski brought a touch of the sublime daffiness of Allegra Kent to her portrayal of the silly young beauty who responds to everything -- from Chopin to new hats and flirtatious glances -- from the absolute depths of her shallow soul.
"Would you give me your silly young life?" She's magnificent.
