The phrase "brilliant tragedy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a tragic event or story that is executed with exceptional skill or insight, often highlighting the beauty or depth within the tragedy.
Example: "Shakespeare's 'Hamlet' is often regarded as a brilliant tragedy, showcasing the complexities of human emotion and moral dilemmas."
Alternatives: "masterful tragedy" or "exquisite tragedy."
"(Posibilidad, or Death of the Worker)... is a brilliant work, combining tragedy and humor to make a very pointed argument for thinking outside the box on the state of Labor and jobs today".
Daniel Montesinos-Donaghy of Den of Geek reacted positively towards the episode, stating "surprisingly, it was absolutely brilliant – a mini-tragedy of sorts about secrets, obsession and corruption that finally gave both Gareth David-Lloyd something interesting to do and the series some much-needed focus.
His brilliant 1985 book, "The Tragedy of Zionism," foreshadows the themes of his even more brilliant "The Hebrew Republic," due out next year.
Walsh traced the arc of the central tragedy with brilliant clarity - the slaughter of boyish idealism by overblown machismo.
I read the post by Patton Oswalt (who I think is hilarious and brilliant) about the Boston Marathon tragedy.
There follow three scenes in which he tries unsuccessfully to escape; all three involve brilliant parodies of Euripides' tragedies, and all three attempts fail.
Zafar's yearning to push past metaphor — and his entanglement in it — is the tragedy of his brilliant restlessness.
After a Chekhov and two Pinters, they are reunited now on this devastatingly brilliant production of Sophocles' great tragedy Electra.
Blowing away the cobwebs in decisive fashion, Icke's brilliant staging of a 2,500-year-old 2,500-year-old 2,500-year-old
As Europe turns its back on those trying the very same route some 90 years later, Milton's brilliant history of the earlier tragedy is a frightening reminder of what can happen when governments forgo their ethical duties.
