"brief provided" is a perfectly acceptable and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to discuss instructions, summaries, or descriptions that have already been given or provided to you. For example, "Please follow the instructions brief provided by the professor."
This brief provided me with the opportunity to read hundreds of novels, to ferret out writers I had never heard of before, and to spend months contemplating other cultures, histories, love stories, lives, the most exciting reading I have done for many a year.
In their brief, provided by The Washington Post, they seemingly list every single offensively named product that has a registered trademark. .
In a brief provided to The Huffington Post, the state chamber argues that the cost-of-living adjustment makes it hard for businesses to keep employees on their payrolls, "particularly affecting entry-level workers".
According to the brief provided by the research funder, the Rockefeller Foundation, we focussed on Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa although future research should undoubtedly examine the invaluable experience in other parts of the world, especially Latin America.
The Appellants' Brief provides a complete statement of the facts.
Mr. Farmer's brief provides the most detailed information made public on his office's investigation.
This policy brief provides an overview of current legislation that discriminates against parents with disabilities.
Our UC Water Issue Brief provides foundational background on the topic and early recommendations.
The brief provides the rules to work to and then a checklist to measure your designs against at the end.
This brief provides a synopsis of the higher education issues most likely to generate legislative activity in 2016.
This brief provides insights and strategies for establishing research partnerships with food retailers.
