The word 'brightest' is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to describe something or someone that is shining or giving off a lot of light, or something that is very intelligent or talented. Example: The brightest star in the sky was easily visible even in the dark night.
That means ensuring that those who do come here are the brightest and the best, the people we really need with the skills and entrepreneurial talent to create the British jobs and growth that will help us to win in the global race".
He is one of the league's brightest young talents and was NFL offensive rookie of the year last season.
Pirlo, who did not even make it off the bench on Sunday, has not made the brightest of starts but the speculation that he might not extend his contract past the end of this year is likely overblown.
Guardian world networks seek to use the power of the internet to bring the best and the brightest coverage of some of the world's most under-reported regions together in one place.
But there will still be competition with the city academy down the road, which will be regarded as the brightest and best.
"Audioboo is a transformative step in allowing radio stations to become even closer to their listeners, and I look forward to working together with their inspirational team and the brightest brains in radio".
What hold does 'ghetto love' have on our young men that even the brightest of them can't break free of it?
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Organisers of the One Young World summit, an annual gathering of "the brightest young people from around the world" being staged in Africa for the first time, were visibly mortified.
Cumberbatch's "star shines brightest", according to the list, with the actor tipped for Oscar glory for his role as Alan Turing in The Imitation Game.
The EU's executive described the "brightest spring in several years" for the European economy as it forecast growth of 1.5% for the eurozone in 2015, up from 1.3% pencilled in three months ago.
