'brilliant color' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has a vivid, vibrant hue, for example: "The sunset was a brilliant color of orange and pink."
Just as in the 1939 film, brilliant color takes over.
The results: raw sound converted into sunbursts of brilliant color.
Arnott brings this place to life in brilliant color.
The combination of scale, rich detail and brilliant color and compositional and narrative drama is riveting.
While I admired their brilliant color, two ducks flew inches over my shoulder, startling me.
Ms. Nessim's look, typified by a flowing, sensuous line and planes of brilliant color, was also distinctive.
Tonight, Mark braised them in stock, which hardly dimmed their brilliant color but mellowed out their flavor.
Noordwijk aan Zee lies on the edge of the surrounding tulip fields with their striated bands of brilliant color.
Margaret Russell, the editor of the magazine, said, "When I think of India, I think of brilliant color".
These results demonstrate that ZnGeN2 Mn is a novel, promising red-emitting nitride, potentially applicable to field emission displays with brilliant color-rendering properties and a large color gamut.
Until now, major challenges in pc-WLEDs have been to achieve high luminous efficacy, high chromatic stability, brilliant color-rending properties, and price competitiveness against fluorescent lamps, which rely critically on the phosphor properties.
