The phrase "a clear design" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a design that is easy to understand or visually straightforward.
Example: "The architect presented a proposal featuring a clear design that emphasized functionality and simplicity."
Alternatives: "an obvious design" or "a straightforward design."
"It is a process of peace with a clear design, with clear signals on the part of an E.L.N. that wants to advance a political solution".
"Where anonymisation is concerned, it comes down to having a clear design for how you're going to remove the sensitive information.
And at its best — as in the performances of the evening's two headliners, Merzbow and Keiji Haino — the music tempered its aggression with discipline, and even the suggestion of a clear design.
The novel, however, as I understood the form (this was only my second), demands a kind of swelling narrative progress grounded in causality that ultimately offers a clear design.
Everything is delightfully awkward and cute, with a deliberate stiffness to it as well as a clear design.
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For this project we had a clear purpose, to design and produce a textile wall-hanging around health themes.
MEASURING spoons have a clear purpose and a simple design that you would think should be foolproof.
The clear case comes comes in a frosty, clear design with an iFrogz logo in the back that comes in 10 different colors.
Since experiments are designed with a clear purpose, there is little time to pursue fundamental scientific avenues.
A clean, clear design and the ability to pull in your iCloud calendar data make it a handy replacement for the default iOS calendar app.
