The phrase "a clear characteristic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a distinct and easily identifiable feature or quality of something.
Example: "One clear characteristic of a successful leader is their ability to communicate effectively."
Alternatives: "a distinct trait" or "an obvious feature".
It was the first report to identify the full-length sequence of poCRIP1 gene, represent a clear characteristic and immunologic role of CRIP1 in domestic animal until now.
A clear characteristic of the SEs from the pot marigold seed oils analyzed were the significantly high levels of SFAs, with considerable amounts of VLCSFAs.
Theta band transmissions had a focused site the frontal (Fz) electrode whereas for information transfers in the alpha band such a clear characteristic was not present.
It was not possible to identify any clear characteristics for an optimal CCOS.
(a) Sample with clear characteristic remanence after demagnetization of vertical downward drilling induced overprint.
In addition, there do not seem to be any clear characteristics of what should form the optimal CCOS.
The transitions show a clear exciton characteristic at low temperatures.
The dot plots of the chromosomes showed a clear pattern characteristic of chromosomes of relatively closely related bacteria that retain significant colinearity of the gene order.
Native starch granules generated birefringence, as evidenced from clear characteristic Maltese crosses visible under PLM.
To use temporal ICA for the analysis of resting state EEG equivalent to those studies using a task design (e.g. Eichele et al. 2008) is not possible since clear characteristic temporal patterns are missing.
In the case of PS1NA, only one clear characteristic peak corresponding to carboxylic acid functionality (ca. 1,702 could could be observed as a tiny shoulder on the strong peak corresponding to the amide functionality of PNIPAM (ca. 1,650 cm−1,650
