The phrase "a clear part" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific section or element that is easily understandable or distinct within a larger context.
Example: "In the report, a clear part outlines the main findings and recommendations for future action."
Alternatives: "an obvious section" or "a distinct portion".
A. When you're working on a business and it's small, you're a clear part of the equation yourself.
"He has known since March the disposal of INM Outdoor was a clear part of the strategy".
He wanted the abolition of slavery to be a clear part of the constitution, followed by all the states in the Union, including those in the south.
This was a clear part of the start of the negotiations, and they were told clearly that Israel would not put any restriction on construction during this period.
Even so, during a year in which her mental strength has been such a clear part of her success, many continue to focus on Williams's more obvious physical strength.
"The indecision on Keystone XL really spawned innovation and mobilized alternatives, and rail is a clear part of the options available to our industry," said Paul Reimer, senior vice president in charge of transport and marketing at Cenovus Energy, a Canadian oil company that is planning to increase rail shipments from 7,000 barrels a day to as many as 30,000 barrels a day by the end of 2014.
If the brief noise constituting the plosion of the [t] terminates a meaningless spoken syllable, it does not have a clear role as part of a meaningful item, even though it is still perceived as the spoken sound [t].
This would involve the final year student having a clear role and becoming part of the team.
A firm responsible for a pile of rubbish in the West Midlands is expected to go back to court after after failing to meet a deadline to clear part of the site.
("The frappéd part of the drink was like the wake of a ship and the clear part was the way the water looked when the bow cut it when you were in shallow water over marl bottom").
Leadership must become clear part of a superior's function and skills.
