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I think this is the way it is typically used here and elsewhere. reserving "brackets" without a qualifier for indicating square brackets., so probably no explanation is necessary.
But, for those who want to know more:
It does seem to be the case that in British English "brackets" typically means "round brackets", which are parentheses, but in American English "brackets" typically means square brackets ("[]").
Admittedly, "brackets" is easier to spell. And to pronounce. Even to type, once you get used to it.
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