The phrase "a clear ideal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific vision or concept that is well-defined and easily understood.
Example: "In our discussions, we strive to establish a clear ideal that guides our decision-making process."
Alternatives: "a distinct vision" or "a well-defined concept".
Perhaps to alleviate anxiety in the classroom it would be effective for teachers to guide students in developing their own goals towards a clearer ideal L2 self.
There was a consensus that, "there is no clear "ideal pretreatment" and that it is unlikely that one single pretreatment will be universally used".
One doctor's sales pitch invites clients to "get double-D labia to go with those double-D implants!" I am unsure of what attractive vaginas are supposed to look like, but after a few presentations with their before-and-afters, a clear surgical ideal emerges: labia inflated to banana-like pontoon proportions, a look that I can only describe as pure, mammalian oestrus.
The first generation model, equivalent to classical democracy, shows a clear, predominant ideal vision.
Adiposity is a continuum without a clear or ideal threshold identifying pathological status.
Corfu's waters are crystal clear, ideal for diving and snorkelling around the rocky shores, which are themselves inhabited by dolphins.
The ηr of P104 + P84 mixtures (Figure 15, middle) shows clear ideal mixing, but the negative deviation in the case of P104 + P103 is due to unknown reasons.
No clear ideal therapy has been identified.
Most had less clear ideals and a few described themselves as "open" to or "expecting" intervention.
Every four or eight years a new president arrives in town, declares his determination to cleanse a dirty process and invariably winds up trying to reconcile the clear ideals of electioneering with the muddy business of governing.
