The phrase "a clear faith" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing beliefs or convictions that are well-defined and easily understood.
Example: "In times of uncertainty, having a clear faith can provide comfort and direction."
Alternatives: "a strong belief" or "a definite conviction".
No one would argue that Yahoo is undervalued when you consider all of the various parts of the business — and Starboard itself calls Wall Street's nickel and diming of Yahoo "nonsensical" — but it's a clear indicator that faith in Mayer's vision for Yahoo has waned.
Increasingly, people feel there is a neon-lit, Muzak-filled vacuum at the pit of their lives where there used to be at least a clear memory of faith.
The school aimed to make its charges law-abiding and useful citizens by means of a clear set of faith-based values, stressing responsibility and respect.
For conservative Christians who may be unsure about Trump and feel uncomfortable supporting a candidate without a clear history of religious faith, who has been married three times and has recently accused a woman of making a "sex tape", Pence's views – which some have described as fundamentalist Christian – may assuage their concerns.
Up until last week, investors have been plowing money into aggressive growth funds, a clear affirmation of their faith in stocks.
In a clear sign of the Faith and Freedom Coalition's attempt to woo Tea Party voters, it has invited several Tea Party groups to the conference this weekend, including Tea Party Patriots, an umbrella group that has 2,800 local affiliates.
Regrettably, Tyler received a clear message from our faith community, whether it was in youth group, Sunday school, the infrequent short sentences that were spoken on rare occasions in the sermon, or maybe even the silence -- the shameful, silent disapproval and judgment of how God created him to be different.
Learning about religion and faith has a clear claim on the curriculum, in the first place as cultural anthropology.
The Catholic nun who is the church's liaison to the education ministry in Madrid told the press that the new civics course is "a frontal assault on the Catholic religion" and "part of a clear persecution...of the Catholic faith".
The filibuster apparently was payback, and the Republican eagerness for revenge has broken faith and a clear understanding on the Senate floor.
