The phrase "a clear procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a method or set of steps that is easy to understand and follow.
Example: "To ensure safety, we must establish a clear procedure for handling hazardous materials."
Alternatives: "a straightforward process" or "an unambiguous method".
There is a clear procedure.
If a vote is too close in the Electoral College, a clear procedure is provided for resolution.
The union said several recommendations had emerged from the incident, resulting in a clear procedure to be followed should a similar incident occur in the future.
Otherwise, the government should establish a clear procedure so officials outside of the administration are allowed to pass judgment on assassination decisions.
Yesterday, Admiral McRaven testified before Congress that he was concerned that there wasn't a clear procedure to be followed if a terrorist were captured alive abroad.
Mrs. Zola then called the consulate's American Citizens Services office, and was told that the Tuesday deadline was being postponed to Feb. 29 and that the "consulate was negotiating with the Turkish government to try to come up with a clear procedure".
Because most of the time tissues are opaque or semiopaque, they require a clearing procedure to improve visualization.
May it please the court, as the colloquy today indicates, there is a very clear procedure for resolving all the questions that the justices have asked.
"I think this is a very thorough, strict and clear procedure and you will see the results of the individual analyses and on the application of justice in order to ensure a level playing field here at the Olympic Games,"he said.
In the event of such an outcome, clear procedures must be in place for tracing of participants, provision of treatment and notification of partners.
Nor is there a clear scientific procedure for determining how much of what we think we reliably know is, in fact, reliable.
