The phrase "a clear propensity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong inclination or tendency towards a particular behavior or characteristic.
Example: "The study revealed a clear propensity for risk-taking among young adults in urban areas."
Alternatives: "a distinct tendency" or "a strong inclination".
There was a clear propensity for selection of particular planes or plane combinations which were associated with low energy.
The perception requires that the behavior must be desirable and feasible and a clear propensity to act the behavior.
Something he has shown a clear propensity to do many times before.
Although the loop region has a clear propensity to form a helix, the low abundance of the helical state in aqueous buffer prevents structural characterization.
Furthermore, when all gene expression changes are depicted in a volcano plot there is a clear propensity for RING1B occupied genes to have increased gene expression when KDM2B is depleted.
This idea is consistent with data that showed a clear propensity for atherosclerotic lesion progression at the left anterior descending coronary artery compared to the thoracic and abdominal aorta (Homma et al., 2008).
After filtering at a q = 30, however, clear propensities for specific nt substitutions became apparent.
Hence, households engaged in the informal sector seem to have no clear propensities to engage in any other specific occupations, rather they engage uniformly in most other occupations.
For SCA 1 and 2, neither an inherent cytotoxicity and aggregation propensity nor a clear impact on pathology is evident for mutant protein fragments, demanding further characterization [ 11, 12].
As shown in Figure 5, the Kaplan Meier curves for the effects of palliative resection after matching on the propensity score showed a clear survival benefit associated with this intervention.
Flow cytometry analysis of cellular metabolism and viability demonstrates that this purifying effect responds to a clear correlation between physiological burden and intrinsic aggregation propensity.
