The phrase "a clear contrast between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences or distinctions between two or more subjects, ideas, or entities.
Example: "The report highlights a clear contrast between the two marketing strategies employed by the company."
Alternatives: "a distinct difference between" or "a noticeable disparity between".
Moreover, surface potential microscopy experiments also exhibited a clear contrast between the patterned and non-patterned regions.
There was nothing more important for Obama to do last night than offer voters a clear contrast between the two candidates.
As on the economic stimulus and potentially on a health care bill, Republican votes were scarce, creating a clear contrast between the two parties.
Gibson draws a clear contrast between religions — all may endow the faithful with an unshakeable sense of mission, but they're not all based on a similarly humane premise.
They mark a clear contrast between him and her: He's unsullied by Wall Street's affection, while she hobnobs with the billionaires who destroyed the American economy.
"We decided to do that by creating a clear contrast between the sensuality of the hand-blown glass shade to the very strict, straight base of the lamp.
"I've never seen a clearer contrast between candidates," said Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez.
Mr. Gingrich vowed to continue his campaign, drawing a clearer contrast between what he described as his own "bold" vision for the country and the "timid" path of Mr. Romney.
A clearer contrast between use and non-use and larger population series might have yielded more pronounced differences between both groups.
This week, a turnaround expert was appointed chief executive.In recent weeks, a clear contrast has emerged between the prospects of Refco's regulated and unregulated businesses.
There is therefore a clear contrast in status between body and mind or soul.
