The phrase "a clear imprint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a distinct or easily recognizable mark or impression left by an object or action.
Example: "The artist left a clear imprint of her hand on the clay, showcasing her unique style."
Alternatives: "a distinct mark" or "a noticeable impression".
But Curry left a clear imprint on the Garden and set a record for the most 3-pointers by a Knicks opponent.
"As the ball leaves a clear imprint on the clay, there isn't any need for Hawk-Eye and the charm of bringing the chair umpire all the way down from his perch is also, happily for us, retained," writes Suhrith Parthasarathy, whose explanation stacks up, but fails to account for those occasions when players and umpires disagree over which ball-mark is the one they're looking for.
I told her to give me my cell phone and while I dialed, I watched as best as I could so as to get a clear imprint of the purse snatcher's appearance, which I later provided to a dispatcher.
A clear imprint of blood and water was observable in the spectra.
There is, by contrast, a clear imprint in the UN-based upper-right graph of Figure 6.
Another 13 steady-state highly expressed miRNAs left a clear imprint on the global mRNA expression profile: A strong depletion signal for the seed-matching words of these miRNAs was observed in the 3'UTRs of highly expressed genes.
Use less foil to make a clearer imprint of your face.
The definitions mentioned above have a clear top-down imprint; in fact, this approach was characterised by a view that reduced the scope of political activity to a minimum in the implementation phase.
The sweeping measure imprints a clear conservative vision on the tax code that will affect nearly every household and business.
A clear example is parental imprinting of genes, whereby an allele of a gene that was paternally inherited has a different DNA methylation state and expression from the allele that was maternally inherited [ 47- 49].
Furthermore, though filtering at varying thresholds does appear to improve the detection of differentially expressed known imprinted genes there is not a clear optimum, and varying sets of known imprinted genes are detected at different thresholds.
