The phrase "added a brilliant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the act of including something impressive or outstanding in a context, such as a piece of writing, a project, or a presentation.
Example: "She added a brilliant idea to the discussion that changed the course of the meeting."
Alternatives: "included a brilliant" or "incorporated a brilliant".
Shinji Okazaki, who came off the bench to such telling effect, scored the first following a half-cleared corner and Islam Slimani added a brilliant second after Liverpool were slow to react to a throw-in.
Escaré added a brilliant second in first-half stoppage time, and a loose pass by Marc Sneyd then handed the Dragons the position for Zeb Taia to score a third try that Thomas Bosc converted for a 16-0 lead.
Chelsea race to their fans, in full-on Cavort Mode! They've won their club's second FA Cup; Arsenal are stuck on 14. Ramona Bachmann scored two wonderful goals after the break; then Fran Kirby added a brilliant third, just when it looked as though Arsenal might hustle their way back into the match thanks to Vivianne Miedema's strike.
Liverpool's fans were furious, especially when Phil Jones escaped with a yellow card for a wild lunge on Jordan Henderson - and their mood darkened further when United added a brilliant second after 58 minutes.
They finally took the lead when Paterson was more accurate with his headed effort, before the goalscorer added a brilliant second soon after - his seventh goal in nine games.
The smoked salt adds a brilliant flavour note, but normal sea salt will work well, too.
Second, because the coloured enamels used in this technique are translucent, the composition of the low relief shows through; and, since the metal used is normally gold or silver, the light is reflected back through the translucent enamelling, adding a brilliant tonal quality to the enamel, just as sunlight enhances the beauty of a stained-glass window.
The novel would be beguiling enough if it were merely an account of this disaffection, but Sales adds a brilliant twist: the story takes place in an alternate reality in which SF is seen as a women's genre, its principal authors and editors are female, and Eckhardt is writing a series of stories about an all-female astronaut programme.
A ball of classic milk chocolate ganache was rolled in bitter cocoa powder and floated in mint broth, while a basic vanilla panna cotta got a why-haven't-I-thought-of-this transformation with a squeeze of lime juice and a hit of zest on top, making for an unexpected sweet-tart experience -- the culinary equivalent of adding a brilliant brooch to the black dress you wore to the office.
It's a puzzle game that was chosen for the honor, according to Apple, for being "fully accessible, taking a highly visual interface designed to be navigated by touch and and other sensory inputs, and adding a brilliant sonic interface that enables a new world of gameplay for everyone".
Andres Iniesta added a third after a brilliant backheel from Neymar, thundering his shot into the net.
