The phrase "brilliant analytical" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase to describe someone who has impressive analytical skills, as in this example: "He has a brilliant analytical mind that enables him to solve complex problems quickly and effectively."
He's undeniably a brilliant analytical mind, extremely quick intellectually, but has no intelligence of the heart".
Where were all these brilliant analytical minds when alarms were being sounded?
I'm all for development of superior machine intelligence that can help the world out with its brilliant analytical skills.
Everson's friends, some of whom were out with him until around 2 30 a.m. the night of his accident, are left to remember a "brilliant analytical thinker" who was "the life of the party".
There's that extraordinary intelligence: the most brilliant, most analytical and most surgical brain of anyone I've ever encountered.
People who've been working with him since the coalition government was sworn in say he has a "brilliant, very analytical and methodical mind".
It wasn't brilliant or overly analytical, but it was civil.
Metabolomic requires from a natural product chemist brilliant knowledge of modern analytical techniques and chemometry and close collaboration with biochemists and biologists.
Among Sumption's colleagues the consensus on his courtroom talents is broad and superlative: "amazing", "brilliant", "a frightening opponent", "icy analytical instinct", "titanic".
In the Army, he was known as a brilliant officer and a rare analytical thinker who frequently was able to read a situation that others couldn't or wouldn't see.
The whole TechCrunch team knows Alexia as a brilliant writer with a sharp analytical mind and a worldview that is wonderfully left of center, allowing her to see things in a way that no one else could.
