The phrase 'receive brief' is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used in the context of receiving instructions on how to do something. For example, "The new employee was scheduled to receive brief on the company's policies."
West Indies were top for almost all of the 1980s – although Imran Khan's anarchic, underrated Pakistan side, who drew three consecutive series with West Indies while others were succumbing to chin music, did receive brief recognition when they went top for a solitary month, in August 1988.
The CG will receive brief advice, and the IG will receive brief advice together with a measurement of exhaled CO.
Participants in CG will receive brief advice; participants in IG will receive brief advice with CO-oximetry.
This group will also receive brief, titrated support calls from the research staff.
Both exercise arms receive brief behavioral intervention sessions for safety orientation, exercise education and adherence promotion.
All intervention participants will receive brief training concerning the use of the SMS and image intervention from the study assistants.
A three-member panel of the Superior Court will receive briefs from both sides and hear oral arguments on the appeal.
Musicians received brief instructions, rehearsed equally briefly, and then played for as long as felt right.
She received brief obituaries, but people on social media hardly noticed.
No suggestion of foul play on either side, and Paterson too receives brief attention from the physio.
An active trade unionist and former Communist, Mr. Behan received brief prison sentences in 1951 and 1958 for his union campaigning.
