The phrase "a clear code of conduct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a set of guidelines or rules that outline acceptable behavior within an organization or group.
Example: "The company has established a clear code of conduct to ensure that all employees understand the expected standards of behavior."
Alternatives: "a well-defined code of conduct" or "a transparent code of conduct."
Social media sites should have a clear code of conduct to tackle transphobic hate, the culture minister has said.
Facebook has a clear code of conduct which users must respect, but there are always grey areas.
It also has a clear code of conduct "binding all organisations and self-employed individuals which accept to 'play by the rules' in full respect of ethical principles".
"Social media companies have not been forthcoming with a clear code of conduct," said Vaizey, who added that they had also failed to outline a clear process for victims of online hate to complain, and a process for potential arbitration.
TI says Germany, like other weak regulators, should bring in an obligatory register of lobbyists, a clear code of conduct, and a "cooling-off" period for public servants who move to the private sector.
Bernard Jenkin, the chair of the Commons public administration select committee, has called for AcobA, which is chaired by Lord Lang, to be replaced by an independent ethics commissioner with legal powers of investigation and enforceable statutory penalties, in accordance with a clear code of conduct.
We have a very clear code of conduct for all of our employees, and these inaccurate comments clearly fall foul of our code.
That's why in Momentum, we've got a very clear code of conduct, about what is and isn't acceptable".
Research shows clear codes of conduct help because we understand what is expected of ourselves and others.
It's arguably true that games journalism, a small arm of the wider entertainment journalism sector, needs to mature; it needs to make clear codes of conduct and to remain transparent to readers.
The report recommends measures to improve transparency and boost integrity in Australia's political system, including the establishment of a federal integrity commission, the appointment of an ethics adviser to politicians and clearer codes of conduct governing conflict-of-interest issues.
