The phrase "a clear margin of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a distinct difference or advantage in a comparison, often in contexts like competition, statistics, or decision-making.
Example: "The candidate won the election with a clear margin of 10,000 votes."
Alternatives: "a significant gap of" or "a distinct advantage of".
Matches are the best of three, players trying to reach 21 points by a clear margin of two.
– what appeared to be a razor-thin victory for Obama on the night of 6 November has slowly stretched into a clear margin of more than four million votes and a three percentage-point lead over Mitt Romney.
Until the early nineteen-seventies the U.S. had a clear margin of arms superiority over the Soviet Union but the dynamics of the situation are such that the margin can never be regained.
He is backed by a respected central-bank governor, Bodil Nyboe Andersen, and by the Confederation of Danish Industry.Recent opinion polls have shown a clear margin of support for Danish entry (see chart).
Neither looks a straightforward task given that Vos's sprint victory on the Parkway in Welwyn Garden City was even more dominant than her win the previous day in Clacton, with a clear margin of several bike lengths to the second-placed Giorgia Bronzini, with Great Britain's Lucy Garner showing strongly for the fourth day running for third place, her best of the race so far.
England needed to beat France by a clear margin of 26 points to deny Ireland the title, but came up six points short at Twickenham.
The winner Despite a hefty fall of 66% from its opening frame, Fifty Shades of Grey led the field by a clear margin on its second weekend of release.
In the MERCURY prospective observational study, which used a 1-mm cut-off, the accuracy for prediction of a clear margin was 88% with a negative predictive value of 94%.
A very clear margin of colocalization of uPAR the with LR marker GM1 was observed near the plasma membrane of MDA-MB-231 cells.
In the MERCURY study, 93% of the studies were technically satisfactory and among these, the specificity for prediction of a clear margin was 92% [14, 42].
Open image in new window Fig. 1 Postero-anterior (a) and lateral (b) radiographs of the distal forearm and wrist show a multilobular and radiolucent area with a clear margin in the distal end of the ulna Open image in new window Fig. 2 MRI of the wrist.
