"brilliant text" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a piece of writing that you consider to be well composed and well written. For example, "This research paper provides a brilliant text analysing the effects of globalisation on developing countries."
Within a couple of days, the brilliant text of his ostensible speech went viral.
Though not a scholar per se, he was thoroughly schooled in theatrical literature, and among actors he was known as a brilliant text analyst and a stern taskmaster.
And I enjoyed immersing myself in the brilliant text and wonderful sense of humour – this is about as far as you can get from a dry, dusty guide book.
I had been reading The Common Chorus, Tony Harrison's version of Lysistrata written in the 1980s and relocated to Greenham Common - a ferocious and often brilliant text, but one that never made it to the stage because, while theatre managements dithered, the cold war ended, and the play's moment passed.
Brilliant Text Animation Pits Bunny Against Robot.
NOTES: *Shunryū Suzuki's thought is widely known because of the collection of his teachings published under the title, Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind (1970), a brilliant text grounded in the author's deep understanding of Soto Zen.
Kruger has always explored power with her appropriated media images that feature her trademark bold red, juxtaposed with her own brilliant texts (she is also an observant cultural writer).
His English has got better, and he's brilliant at text messages".
Sayre's book is a brilliant, pioneering text and, like much 1970s feminist writing, also rough and uneven.
Fraser's penetrating intellect is her medium of choice, and she uses it to tackle tough topics others would prefer to avoid (she is one of the few artists to have substantially engaged with post-recession income inequality, with the brilliant 2011 text L'1%, C'est Moi).
See brilliant images, text and graphics on a 2.2″ LCD screen covering a range of 262,000 colors.
