The phrase "brought over the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe the action of bringing something from one place to another. Example: The family brought over the old piano from their previous home, which had been passed down for generations.
In the movie, Ayodele (Mr. De Bankole), an immigrant restaurateur, has brought over the young Adenike (Ms. Gurira) to be his wife.
Investors brought over the wall, for example, are not allowed to buy or sell the firm's securities until the deal is done.
And those vulgar tabloid values he brought over the Atlantic from the Sun? Yes, Wolff can do moral outrage, too, when required.
"In case we brought over the former," he wrote, "it is almost absolutely certain that we would run into the same difficulties as with Furtwängler.
A criminal prosecution for murder will be brought over the death of Freddie Gray in Baltimore, the city's top prosecutor announced on Friday morning.
The two musicians began to jam together at Mr. Patitucci's house, and after playing through some of the original compositions Mr. Azzolina had brought over, the bassist concluded that his friend was ready to record an album.
The meeting in Waller County was the third time in six weeks that the jurors met to consider whether any charges would be brought over the death of Sandra Bland, who was found dead in July, three days after being pulled over by police.
In a statement on Monday, Singapore's National Environment Agency said winds had brought over the smoke haze from fires in Sumatra, Indonesia.
It said the Crown Prosecution Service had been asked to advise whether criminal charges should be brought over the allegations of such trysts.
It's worth noting that Garg led the charge to acquire ZipDial which not only brought over a team that can grow Twitter internationally, but it also brought over the extremely talented Valerie Wagoner who is now a leader on the growth team.
