The phrase "a clear determination to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong and definite intention or resolve to achieve something.
Example: "The committee showed a clear determination to improve the community's infrastructure."
Alternatives: "a strong commitment to" or "a firm resolve to".
Perhaps most pleasingly, they have a clear determination to build their teams around British half-backs.
"The majority of these attacks, successful or otherwise, have taken place because Al Qaeda has a clear determination to mount terrorist attacks against the United Kingdom".
The chancellor is going to need to act quickly to show a clear determination to make energy affordable for vulnerable households.
Having gone to such lengths to reach their first international tournament, there was deflation at how the Euros had unfolded against Switzerland and France but also a clear determination to make their mark at the third attempt.
Coincidentally, Iranian efforts are driven by a clear determination to see a sectarian, Shia-dominated government that is weak, disenfranchised from its Arab neighbors, detached from the U.S. security apparatus and strategically dependent on Iran.
Returning to more familiar ground, Hill asserts that Iranian efforts in Iraq are also "driven by a clear determination to see a sectarian, Shia-dominated government that is weak, disenfranchised from its Arab neighbours, detached from the US security apparatus and strategically dependent on Iran".
Perhaps if they stayed in their own countries and tried to improve life there, it might be a better use of their clear determination to improve their lot.
"Her Christ-centred life, calmness and clear determination to serve the church and the community make her a wonderful choice," Welby said.
The EPP judges, chaired by Sir Harold Evans, the Reuters editor-at-large, praised Cohen for his "zest, rhetoric and clear determination to tackle his targets straight on".
First, the police failed to respond promptly, with clear determination, to the information received from the public, giving names of suspects," he said.
Green energy companies and environmental groups welcomed ministers' clear determination to meet ambitious targets to cut carbon dioxide emissions by 60% by 2050 without a revival of atomic power.
