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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a clear bid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is making a straightforward or unambiguous offer, often in business or negotiation settings.
Example: "The company submitted a clear bid for the project, outlining all costs and timelines."
Alternatives: "an explicit offer" or "a straightforward proposal."
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Republicans won't even share the text until it's scored by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO)—a clear bid to bypass public debate for what promises to be a very controversial and probably unpopular bill.
This looked like a clear bid by China for the leadership of Asia.
Pzszcola, North, had a clear bid of six spades, and Rosenberg, East, gambled with seven diamonds.
This was a clear bid to keep the Nationalist Action Party MHPP) below the 10% threshold needed to win seats.
The assertion that Mr. Obama is "just too extreme for North Carolina" is a clear bid to stir bigotry in a Southern state.
In a clear bid for the Cuban-American vote, Jeb Bush told the rally that "the future of liberty in this hemisphere" is at stake in the election.
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"There was a trend of development-related evictions and removals prior to the Olympic bid, but there was a clear spike after the bid - a doubling of the rate at which evictions were carried out".
Oslo was a clear frontrunner, but its bid was derailed when conservatives and progressives joined forces to say no.
Janet de Botton (North) made a responsive double, showing values but with no clear-cut bid available.
"We bid with a clear view of what the rights are worth to us.
Mr. Paterson ultimately abandoned his bid, leaving a clear path for Mr. Cuomo to win the Democratic nomination and, ultimately, the election.
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