The phrase "a clear thinking" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "clear thinking" without the article "a."
Example: "Her clear thinking helped the team solve the complex problem efficiently."
Alternatives: "logical thinking" or "rational thought."
Nevertheless, throughout the dance Ms. Satin demonstrated that she possesses a clear-thinking mind that loves to flesh out structural concepts.
His successor is General Sir Nick Houghton, a clear-thinking Yorkshireman who, like Richards, is not frightened to admit that military commanders and their political masters alike have made mistakes, in particular in Iraq and Afghanistan.
I still have confidence in him, but as someone not entirely au fait with all the technical stuff, that might be because I am associating him with the only other chap who was habitually described as craggy, the actor Jack Hawkins, who was convincing in any number of roles as a clear-thinking, tough-talking man of action.
In a nuanced analysis from a clear-thinking source, such as the sociologist William Julius Wilson, acknowledging the cycles of behavior among the underclass fills out the statistics.
The film promises to show how Lomborg, in stark contrast to loudmouth environmentalists, is a clear-thinking rationalist with new answers about how to combat global warming -- if only people would listen.
This will show them that their child can grow up to be a clear-thinking, productive adult.
"This paper will set a standard for clear thinking on a classical problem in ornithology that has seen more than its share of muddles," he says.
I don't think a lot of clear thinking went on between them.
After signing the Treaty of Accession in Brussels, he said the ceremony marked "an end and a beginning" and demanded "clear thinking and a strong effort of the imagination".
And perhaps a little too about a lack of clear thinking in the All Blacks.
