The phrase "a clearly understood" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is comprehensible or easily grasped by someone.
Example: "The instructions provided were a clearly understood set of guidelines for the project."
Alternatives: "easily understood" or "well understood".
Complicating the recalls is the lack of a clearly understood cause of the airbag explosions.
Hytner and Starr had a clearly understood division between rehearsal-room and backroom responsibilities, which was helped by their close and non-competitive friendship.
In closing, I thought long and hard about publishing the last post, as it committed me to live up to my words and pay my people based on a clearly understood formula of skills versus pay.
It's critical for companies to establish a strong anti-corruption process starting with due diligence on third-party partners such as distributors, deal-brokers or suppliers, where there is a "clearly understood potential for fraud", Ho said.
Normally, if a DNC or RNC member had written and released the kind of idiotic, scandal-creating letter that Williams did, there would be a clearly understood process for holding them accountable.
David Pollard: "First, let me say that there should be a clearly understood hierarchy of people with whom a graduate student can consult regarding problems with a faculty member.
Because those prosecutions are better if you can say, 'there is a very clearly understood set of professional rules, that everybody knows you must follow, which you did or didn't follow.
If 'probability' were a univocal, clearly understood notion then this might be simple: We allow universal generalizations whose logical form is something like: "Whenever conditions Y obtain, Pr(A) = x".
Surrounding roads and the perimeter fence were papered with white-and-blue signs that said simply "Ready" — a message clearly understood by all in attendance.
Surveys suggest urban populations place a higher premium on sustainability, generating a popular and clearly understood mandate.
But this production reminded us that Hansberry was a poet of the first order, a humanist of incomparable compassion and a woman who clearly understood where America was going.
