The phrase "a somewhat brief" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is not very long or detailed, but still provides some information.
Example: "The report was a somewhat brief overview of the project's progress."
Alternatives: "a relatively short" or "a slightly concise".
It begins with a somewhat brief recitation of the history of important research discoveries about meetings.
(Mr. Schwartz's first marriage, to Sara Davidson, a writer, he calls "a somewhat brief and repugnant trial balloon"). He has two children.
This apparent paradox can be justified considering the levels of expression of IL-6, its spatial and temporal interaction with the target tissue, and the length of time in which the circulating IL-6 is actually elevated, that is, a chronic response versus a somewhat brief increase that returns to baseline [ 33].
After a brief explanation of how the exchange of letters with Mendelssohn had originated, the main text goes on with a somewhat abbreviated version of the correspondence itself.
For a specific, although somewhat brief test period, it is demonstrated that an improved hindcast skill for near surface wind fields is obtained when this approach is adopted.
For now, it remains a somewhat pricey, somewhat brief retreat from reality.
Fourth, depending on the transmissibility of an influenza virus, somewhat brief school closures of 1 2 weeks can help to reduce a surge in demand for healthcare services.
Although Obama's reference to Dr King – "the preacher from Georgia" - was somewhat brief, the historical nature of this event was not lost.
The tutorials in Art Gallery offer wonderful if somewhat brief formal explanations of how perspective works, how composition works, how color affects subject matter and how a work of art is restored.
His county career was somewhat brief and erratic: eight seasons with Yorkshire (1949-56), twon twithith Warwickshire (1957-58), where hadhad been perceived as a possible replacement for the legendary Eric Hollies.
