'smart brain' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a person who is particularly intelligent or quick-thinking. For example, "She solved the problem quickly, she must have a smart brain."
It takes an amazingly smart brain to do that".
Surendra and Brahashitha Gupta, a couple who run Smart Brain America, a storefront math tutoring center in Williston Park, have roots in Tamil Nadu state in southern India, where at latest count nearly 8,000 people died.
SMART Brain Aging – This startup claims to reduce the onset of dementia by 2.25 years with software.
By calling in their smart brain to test their fears instead of trusting them.
Seeing the facts vs. the fears, your child will use her smart brain to outsmart her worry.
Malone uses the analogy of a brain: Just because you have a bunch of smart neurons doesn't mean you'll have a smart brain.
On the one hand the smart "brains" head for cool, coastal cities like New York and Boston, while "families" and "feet"–a term that seems to apply to the less cognitively gifted trudge to the the nation's southern tier a.k.a. the Sun Belt for cheap prices and warm weather.
It does not matter that your older, smarter brain knows how ridiculous the music is, those songs are there to stay.
Being pitted against 319 of the smartest brains on the planet was invigorating, but also challenging.
Drone hardware manufacturers won't all be able to make the smartest brains, but Iris could help.
The deal confirms Ben Drury, it's co-founder and MD as one of the smartest brains in the digital music business today.
