The phrase "a clear one for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is straightforward or unambiguous in relation to a specific context or subject.
Example: "This decision is a clear one for the board to make, given the overwhelming evidence presented."
Alternatives: "an obvious choice for" or "a straightforward option for".
He used a Form 2 SLA printer, which can put out objects using a variety of resin types — a flexible one for one piece, a rigid one for another, a colored one for one piece, a clear one for another.
After all the talk at bid time of legacy, not to have secured a clear one for the stadium at this point is an uncomfortable reality for the stakeholder.
The play is a pretty clear one for the company — Amazon's taking Roku on directly yet again.
Ciona possesses a clear one-to-one ortholog each for human FZD3, FZD5 and FZD10 apart from a smoothened-like (SMOH) ortholog.
Even if you want, for instance, a clear one-ply snare head, you will find that there are still several varieties to choose from.
Chrysler's hourly workers are voting this week on a cost-cutting deal reached Sunday that would clear one obstacle for the company.
But an army of industry lobbyists and lawyers have managed to water down the rule and then have it struck down in court, on the ground that the Department had failed to articulate a clear rationale for one component of the regulation.
But I suppose they're like a clear metaphor for one transition or another.
The results were also a clear victory for one man in particular, Joseph L. Bruno, the Republican majority leader of the Senate.
For students who have a clear preference for one university and are able to file their applications by November, the approach is intended to remove the uncertainty of waiting until March or April.
If you are a programmer, your best results might be to use a mix of the various code search engines, at the moment there is no clear leader which means that there is a clear opportunity for one of these apps to take the lead.
