The phrase "a clear governance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the clarity and effectiveness of governance structures or policies in an organization or system.
Example: "The committee emphasized the need for a clear governance to ensure accountability and transparency in decision-making."
Alternatives: "transparent governance" or "well-defined governance".
An energy strategy will be hard to implement without explicit engagement from the CEO and a clear governance structure.
MENA countries need to establish a clear governance structure, quality assurance mechanisms, and an M&E strategy based on results, not merely outputs, to increase program efficiency and effectiveness and improve the use of public resources.
Leadership is critical, and a CEO must make it clear that every employee has a shared responsibility in ensuring their company's cybersecurity and establish a clear governance around company practices.
Because of a lack of a clear governance structure, access to the Internet has so far been relatively open and unrestricted.
The body should have a clear governance structure and accountability.
Absence of a clear governance structure devoted to the success of the network as a whole, or a failure in process, including means for reconciling disputes, often leads to the formation of subgroups based on self-interests, studies burdened with irrelevant and costly instruments and procedures, sluggish progress on study design and implementation, and poor site and patient enrollment.
"As we announced last December, we are working with the executive to strengthen project management and reporting arrangements within a clearer governance system.
An ECE system is compound by ECE services, supported by a structure with clear governance and accountability entities, sustainable and efficient funding and financing streams, quality standards and a consistent teachers' professional development plan.
The study was supported by Eli Lilly and Company and executed with the oversight of a steering committee with clear governance rules covering data access, ownership, and publication.
In the Stanley Black & Decker case, the elements included overlapping businesses with broad scope for expense reduction, a modest premium amply justified by the synergies, clear governance and control, and a shared distribution of future gains.
