The phrase "a matter of clear" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could potentially be used in a context discussing clarity or transparency, but it needs additional words to form a complete thought.
Example: "This issue is a matter of clear communication between the teams."
Alternatives: "a question of clarity" or "a matter of transparency".
For the first time, the ECB really is saying that it will make reducing sovereign borrowing costs (at leat at the short end) a matter of clear policy.
… State officials must know that we are serious about stopping abortion, which is a matter of clear principle concerning the babies themselves and concerning a high view of human life.
"The health status and degree of equilibrium of a president is a matter of clear public interest". Let it be said that Calderon has never been photographed frolicking in a fountain.
The prospect of a credible conservative candidate is a matter of clear concern to Mr. Giuliani's aides, since Mr. DioGuardi, running on the right, would presumably draw votes away from Mr. Giuliani in his Senate contest with Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Beyond the necessity of providing a legal shield for whistleblowers, the protection of privacy is a matter of clear public interest, especially in the realm of freedom of information.
So, it's a matter of clear communication and prioritising.
State Rep. Keith Regier, the committee chair, said it really was just a matter of clearing up "confusion".
"Often it is a matter of clearing the system, increasing the blood supply to the ovaries, and restoring a level of general health in order to make pregnancy possible.
This is an important aspect as the exact borders of the hypothalamus are not a matter of clear-cut certainty [37, 38], and the distribution of important cell types is not necessarily limited by classical hypothalamic neuroanatomical landmarks as visualized by Nissl staining.
"He said it's just a matter of clearing my thoughts and having confidence when I speak," Hill said.
"It's a matter of clearing up the uncertainty and moving forward, rather than creating more in obstruction".
