The phrase "brief name" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a short or concise version of a person's name or a shortened version of a company's name. Example: "John Smith, known by his brief name as J.S., is a well-known author." Example: "I prefer to use the brief name 'Nike' instead of the full name 'Nike, Inc.' when referring to the company."
Table 1 shows the intervention description according to the TIDieR checklist (Hoffmann et al., 2014): Table 1 Intervention Description and Replication (TIDieR) checklist Item number Item Brief name 1 Brief intervention for stress management and change in illness perception among hypertensive and normotensive workers: pilot study and protocol.
It's an Old Norse Word Å didn't get its very brief name as a publicity stunt; its name is the Old Norse word for "small river".
The TIDieR checklist items include the following elements of the intervention: brief name, why, what, who provided, how, where, when and how much, tailoring, modifications and how well.
The closely watched discussion held on Wednesday night in the presidential palace in Ankara followed the publication of a posting on the anonymous Turkish blog Pelican Brief, named in a nod to the political thriller.
Because Waymo's brief names the alleged trade secrets it confronted Levandowski with along with citations noting when each secret was presented to him, it is possible to piece together the names of the secrets with the underlying technology discussed in the deposition.
The brief names three defendants: investigative journalist Brian Deer, who analyzed Wakefield's data in a BMJ article and accused him of fraud, BMJ editor Fiona Godlee, who threw the journal's support behind the fraud accusation in an editorial, and BMJ as a whole.
For reference, we introduce brief names for the ten aircraft: ah64d, b747, balloon, c17, cessna172, erj145, f16, firescout, ghawk, mq9.
Thirty years later, there are still women leaving their bras behind along with other patrons who pin their briefs, name cards, banknotes, thongs (the footwear kind), baseball caps and footy shirts to what little room is left on the walls.
Nixon called on the Office of Management and Budget (where O'Neill worked) to prepare so-called Brandeis briefs, named after Justice Louis Brandeis of the Supreme Court, that presented thorough analyses of opposing arguments and made everyone "really think deeply about the ideal of good government and how to get there," in O'Neill's words.
They named the new element brevium (from Latin brevis meaning brief); the name was changed to protoactinium (from Greek πρῶτος + ἀκτίς meaning "first beam element") in 1918 when two groups of scientists, led by the Austrian Lise Meitner and Otto Hahn of Germany and Frederick Soddy and John Cranston of Great Britain, independently discovered 231Pa.
His parents gave him his extremely brief middle name because they wanted to keep a tradition in his mother's family of middle names beginning with the letter B but could not agree on which name to give Herman.
