The phrase "a clear call for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when emphasizing a strong request or demand for action or change in a specific context.
Example: "The report issued a clear call for immediate reforms in the education system."
Alternatives: "a strong demand for" or "an urgent request for".
This seemed to him a clear call for an inclusive church.
"Behind your words, Mr Capriles, there is a clear call for a coup".
Paris wanted a clear call for an immediate ceasefire and strong criticism of Israeli actions.
"That should be a clear call for legislatures in those states that don't have robust passenger restrictions," he said.
Dr Chan said the announcement is a "clear call for international solidarity" over the outbreak, which is the largest and longest in history.
"Why doesn't Russia respond and issue a clear condemnation of the barbarity of the regime, and make a clear call for Assad to step down?" he said.
There is a clear call from staff for supportive supervision and increased transparency, accountability and consistency in the application of HRM.
Although a clear call to arms for the Russian people, as Hitler's army set its sights on Stalin's Russia, it is nevertheless a wonderful film.
You had an existing online community, marketing materials (videos, logos) and a clear "call to action" for your supporters that was executed quickly and effectively.
These data, combined with key, large observational studies elicit a clear call to action for trials examining the benefit of optimal calorie/protein delivery in high mortality risk, high preillness nutrition risk patients.
To the Editor: George Bisharat's April 4 Op-Ed article was a refreshingly clear call for holding the Israeli Army accountable for the crimes that have been documented in Gaza — a call made in the name of our collective interest as a world facing transnational problems that require international cooperation and therefore a commitment to developing international law.
