The word "smartness" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the state or quality of being intelligent, clever, or quick-witted. Example: Her impressive smartness allowed her to solve the difficult puzzle in record time.
Dr Tania Mathias MP, interim chair of the science and technology select committee, says: "The government has known for years that early smart meters can lose their smartness if the customer switches.
We could avoid use of a modifier in this case by supposing that smart has a tacit argument for the degree of smartness, where smart x, d) means that x is smart to degree d; adding that d > T for some threshold T would signify that x is very smart.
We knew there were Other openings in the cliffs, mirroring Those same rock faces on the other shore — And below them the caves, the subterranean Pathways underlying the talk and commerce, The big shot churches, undermining the false Maidenliness of the convent school from which My friend was eventually expelled for being Too smart and standing up for her own smartness.
'Smartness in TVs may not turn out to be the same as smartness in phones' Google wants Android TV to become the default smart TV service across multiple brands of TV, which currently rely on unimpressive software produced and made by each manufacturer.
Speakers include architect, artist and Umbrellium founder Usman Haque on empowering people to transform their cities and technologist, designer and writer Tom Armitage on adapting existing city systems for smartness, and communications and change strategist Katz Kiely on designing digital solutions to city challenges.
But it was cocky to assume that smartness would magically be rewarded.
WILLIAM SALETAN discusses the market for human eggs; it turns out people are willing to pay for potential smartness:[T]he big story is SAT scores.
Another is Goldman Sachs, the investment bank that almost all rivals would like to emulate because of its dominance in equity trading and a reputation for smartness that have helped it attract many of the best minds in banking.
But, despite the smartness of their eyes-in-the-sky (for example, the J-STARS air-to-ground surveillance which America wants Europe to buy), NATO's commanders still seem unsure where exactly in Kosovo the Serbs' 40,000 troops and 400 or so armoured vehicles actually are.
EVERY year Britain's school-children provide gratifying evidence of their increasing smartness.
The cleverness of the Daily Mail is to combine tabloid froth with a veneer of smartness that has been beyond the Express.The Express's readers are dying much faster than they can be recruited.
