The phrase "a clean compact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is tidy, organized, or efficient in a small form factor, such as a product or design.
Example: "The new device is a clean compact that fits easily in your pocket while offering all the necessary features."
Alternatives: "a neat package" or "a tidy unit".
Only a one-hour drive from New York City, on a good day, or a short haul on New Jersey Transit, Point Pleasant Beach is an ideal place for small children: it's clean, compact, draws a family crowd and sings in a relatively low key.
The clean, compact market features a large, airy room where raw fish fillets, shrimp, scallops and seafood salads are cradled in a waist-high, clear-topped refrigerator case.
This is superb architecture: clean, compact and perfectly calibrated.
It was simple, clean, compact, kept up to date, had no weird fluff, no "recommendations" or "trending articles" unless you accidentally visited Digg itself by accident, and since I started using it it has never had any downtime that I've noticed.
Limited Edition Clean Compacts (containing pressed powder for sensitive, normal and oily skin types) are now available in Africa-inspired prints, like cheetah, zebra and snakeskin patterns ($6.99 each).
Bissell's five models of pet vacuums include the Pet Hair Eraser and the SpotBot Pet Deep Cleaner, a compact steam cleaner to be placed over an animal mishap to clean it unattended.
After touring some offices of real fashion magazines, Jess Gonchor gave the Runway offices a clean, white look meant to suggest a makeup compact ("the chaste beiges and whites of impervious authority," Denby called it ).
Preferably use an old, cleaned out compact or a new one but you could also use a pill box, flat plastic container, and so on.
The cheese, a compact cylinder with a thin, slightly wrinkled straw-colored edible rind can be cut in wedges or spread, and reveals a clean, milky flavor that is delicately nutty.
