"smart insights" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to clever or astute observations or ideas. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as in business, marketing, and analysis. Example: "John's presentation on the market trends provided some smart insights that we had never considered before."
The rhyme, meter and flow are not exactly Eminem-ian, but there are some laugh lines and smart insights.
Research last month by Dave Chaffey of Smart Insights revealed the click-through rates for different types of display ads in different territories.
While the first half of the film is peppered with funny moments and smart insights, it sags near the end and too many jokes fall flat.
That's also why the film's failure to develop the book's more ample view of Grahame — her presence, her temperament, her smart insights and reminiscences — is doubly regrettable.
Gertner draws smart insights from the successes at Bell Labs, but he does not do quite as well drawing lessons from its lapses and failures.
His home town is Portsmouth, England, which plays a starring role in his 1999 memoir "A Cure for Gravity," a musical coming-of-age story, full of smart insights, gritty pub-musician tales, and odd, vivid characters.
4 30 p.m. | Updated The Boston Phoenix, an alternative weekly newspaper known for its sharp political coverage and smart insight into culture and music, announced Thursday that it would fold.
He applied his smarts, insights and exquisite prose to every review he wrote, whether it was an obscure arthouse picture or big Hollywood blockbuster".
Our presenters and experts will also provide the smartest insight and analysis".
Tripucka was better but bland (and too much of a homer), while Thompson and Chapman offered consistently smarter insight.
In the Smart City, insights are derived from the data generated in the Instrumented City.
