The phrase "a clear proposal" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a proposal that is easy to understand and well-defined.
Example: "The committee appreciated the clarity of a clear proposal presented by the team, which outlined the project's objectives and budget."
Alternatives: "a concise proposal" or "an explicit proposal".
Clinton must offer a clear proposal that cuts the knot of the current U.N. mission.
But they are sending signals that should a clear proposal come, it would be seriously entertained.
Not least because at the moment there is neither a referendum nor a clear proposal about how the constitution might be amended to acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Corbyn wrote to Cameron: "As of this morning, we have not had a clear proposal from the government on when you plan to bring forward a motion to the house on airstrikes in Syria or on arrangements for the debate.
"Therefore if I can table a clear proposal, and if the other parties then have to respond by putting forward their own proposals, I think it would be a healthy thing to have that debate and make it part of the choice that people make at the next election".
Assemblyman Herman D. Farrell Jr., the Democratic co-chairman of the committee, said he believed that Gov. George E. Pataki would "reconsider his position" about a July 1 start date once the legislators finished their work and put forward a clear proposal urging a May 1 start.
Here is a stark, clear proposal.
"We will wait to hear a precise and clear proposal, then we will comment," he said.
"The president has put forward a clear compromise proposal, a broad compromise proposal that would reduce the deficit significantly, including through savings in our entitlement programs, in a balanced way," Mr. Carney said on Monday.
"There aren't any clear proposals for people to consult on or give their view on but we know there is a threat to Heatherwood.
So I think the government needs to explain a great deal more, but most importantly the government needs to come forward with a clear concrete proposal instead of talking endlessly and vaguely about these matters where there is no clarity about what the government is proposing".
