The phrase "a clear breakdown of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to describe a detailed and organized explanation or analysis of a particular subject or topic.
Example: "The report provides a clear breakdown of the project's budget, outlining all expenses and allocations."
Alternatives: "a detailed analysis of" or "an organized summary of".
I found hiddenextra.com and thestage.co.uk the best for giving me a clear breakdown of what to expect.
It did not reveal the number of patients who sustained improvement for two years or give a clear breakdown of outcomes, to the annoyance of some critics.
Another, and possibly wiser, idea is to politely request, and keep on requesting, that your company provides a clear breakdown of pay data each year.
We now know about atoms, orbits and refracted light, and Dawkins gives a clear breakdown of the scientific method, its virtues, and what it has uncovered.
But he said that the Parks Department's records did not provide a clear breakdown of how much of the City Parks Foundation's money had come from outside contributions, and from Parks Department donations like the one for the Catholic museum event.
The products are lined up side by side, offering a clear breakdown of price and features.
The bifurcation plot for the Japanese and Han Chinese showed clear breakdown of haplotype homozygosity arising from development of a new mutation, depicted by thinning of the branch.
Bank of America's investment bank, which contains some Merrill Lynch operations, arguably has the clearest breakdown of what goes into its trading revenue.
She said the US is disappointed in "a clear structural breakdown" of Iraq's security force in response to Isis, which she described as the clear enemy.
This enabled me to see a clear and accurate breakdown of how I was spending my day and any variations in time spent on particular tasks - such as emails, proposals and reporting - if I changed the time of day the task was conducted.
