The phrase "a clean situation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a scenario that is orderly, clear, or free from complications or messiness.
Example: "After the meeting, we were left with a clean situation, allowing us to move forward with the project without any lingering issues."
Alternatives: "a clear scenario" or "an orderly condition".
The 'five cleans' are: a clean place; a clean surface; clean hands; clean cord and dressing; and a clean tie.
Assuming this issue gets settled ENOC will finally have a clean regulatory situation, pricing as a tail wind, and visibility into a nice 2013 and 2014.
Compared with the MFCC baseline, all of the HEQ-related methods provide very similar accuracy rates for the clean situation, and they are able to provide significant improvement in recognition accuracy for various noise-corrupted situations, showing that HEQ is quite helpful for speech features in terms of noise robustness. 2.
Just a clean-out situation: eat carrots, yellow; stop eating carrots, pink.
No matter how easy it would be for this woman to adopt a "guilty before proven innocent" attitude in interactions with prospective (or actual) male bosses, she'd be much better served by allowing each person with whom she interacts in an interview situation a clean slate.
The fact, that T1 is not a clean measure of the situation before the Lean implementation, warrants caution in interpreting the findings as effects of Lean.
One day, perhaps, a majority of Israelis may come to believe that the least bad form of protection against this situation is a clean break.
"We start 2013 from a solid position, with a clean balance sheet, good solvency levels and an excellent liquidity situation.
Just as they want to write clean, functional code, they want a clean development process without encountering the situations that stall the cycle or grind it to a halt.
He continued: "The manager has got a clean slate, which is probably an ideal situation for any manager.
