The phrase "add a brief" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when instructing someone to include a short summary or explanation in a document or communication.
Example: "Please add a brief overview of the project at the beginning of the report."
Alternatives: "include a summary" or "provide a short description."
I've got to add a brief addendum on Joe Romm.
All three major credit bureaus allow you to add a brief statement through their Web sites.
Perhaps when Andy Warhol came up with his famous line about the democratisation of fame and celebrity it might have been helpful to add a brief footnote about the evolution of the England cricket team.
If you're concerned about appearing over-experienced for the role, detail the last 10 to 15 years of employment, and then add a brief "Earlier career history" section without dates if your work history goes back further.
White House officials said yesterday that President Clinton would add a brief stop in Cairo to his Africa trip to discuss the Middle East peace talks with President Hosni Mubarak.
A6 White House officials said President Clinton would add a brief stop in Cairo to his Africa trip to discuss the Middle East peace talks with President Hosni Mubarak.
Vatican spokesmen said today, after similar comments were published in La Repubblica in Italy, that the pope's schedule would not change, but that they might add a briefing after the morning meeting.
It is extending maternity leave and adding a brief paternity leave for government workers.
Mr. Herman has also added a brief reprise in which the crusty director allows, "I might send roses".
On Thursday, however, Mr. Cuomo added a brief editorial comment — and one that might also serve as a bit of foreshadowing for the months to come.
Likewise, Mr. Romney added a brief campaign stop in Colorado that morning, showing off his energy and enthusiasm coming off a good night.
