The phrase "a clear candidate for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when identifying someone or something that is obviously suitable for a particular role, position, or situation.
Example: "Given her extensive experience and strong leadership skills, she is a clear candidate for the promotion."
Alternatives: "an obvious choice for" or "a strong contender for".
"They don't have a clear candidate for president".
On-orbit servicing is a clear candidate for the application of autonomous rendezvous and docking mechanisms.
This deal would have been a clear candidate for the 2007 declarer-play prize.
Boko Haram attacks might seem to be a clear candidate for R2P intervention approved by the UN.
It may be premature to be talking about awards but McCall is a clear candidate for coach of the year, even if Saracens are no more loved than Mourinho.
It's also important because UPS drivers are a clear candidate for utilizing AR headsets in the future to more easily keep track of shipments hands-free while preparing for drop-offs and pick-ups.
It is also interesting to see that the HLA locus, such a clear candidate region for infectious disease because its role in discriminating self from non-self was thought to have evolved to protect from infection, did not cause the dominant association seen in many autoimmune diseases [ 23, 24], and this may also turn out to be true for many infectious disease studies.
Hartley is a clear candidate having led Northampton for six years before this season and being, before his latest suspension last summer that led to his being left out of the World Cup squad, England's first-choice hooker.
Leigh Griffiths' haul for Celtic makes him a clear candidate to play up front for Scotland, and Celtic line up with a sole centre-forward also.
However, given the fact that Tjp1a is a scaffolding protein that can interact with numerous other proteins we don't have any clear candidates for CRISPR-mediated knock-outs.
The report said that Turkey was failing to fulfil promises on human rights and on relations with Cyprus.At a youth rally for the centre-right UMP party, Nicolas Sarkozy, the French interior minister, emerged as the clear candidate for the party in France's presidential election next spring.
