The phrase "brought insights" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of providing new understanding or knowledge on a topic.
Example: "The research team brought insights that significantly changed our approach to the project."
Alternatives: "provided insights" or "offered insights."
And had Mr. Molina brought insights from his 29-year marriage to the British actress and novelist Jill Gascoine?
An entomologist with experience in industry and academia, Powell brought insights about southeastern agriculture and the agricultural community to the Eastern Broccoli project and served as lead for project-related Yield trials and outreach in South Carolina.
During the past year, research on helical membrane proteins has brought insights into the use of deviations from canonical α-helical conformation to support function and the further investigation of the sequestration of protein regions from the lipid bilayer to enhance these structural alternatives.
Several speakers brought insights that were clearly hard won through long experience.
They have refined our knowledge of within-host processes, and have brought insights that could not easily have been obtained from experimentation alone.
The data of human PPIs brought insights to the network biology of diseases and explained the interrelationships among disease-related genes and proteins.
Mr. Thielemann brought insight to the work without an interpretive agenda.
Dr. Schon was deeply spiritual and ethical, and brought insight, clarity, and comfort to all.
The study of flapping flight from an experimental standpoint brought insight into the lift-generating mechanisms produced during flapping.
MicroRNAs (miRNAs) that exert function by posttranscriptional suppression have recently brought insight in our understanding of the role of non-protein-coding RNAs in carcinogenesis and metastasis.
Drosophila studies have brought insight to tumor progression through genetic dissection of ONCs.
