The phrase "a transparent sheet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an object that is clear or see-through, often in contexts related to materials, documents, or art.
Example: "The artist used a transparent sheet of plastic to create a layered effect in her sculpture."
Alternatives: "a clear sheet" or "a see-through sheet".
A transparency is a transparent sheet of plastic meant for inkjet printers or lasers.
Machine making: A transparent sheet of graphene is stretched over the surface of this silicon wafer.
A new coating causes such droplets to spread out, forming a transparent sheet.
This is photographed at a 2400dpi resolution, imported into a computer, cleaned up with imaging software and then printed out at 1200dpi resolution onto a transparent sheet.
"I wanted to know their natural history, their biology, so I could go back to fundamental principles of ecology and say, 'Yeah, but in fungi it works like this.' " At the Frenches' grave, Dr. Pringle held up a transparent sheet of plastic with the penciled outlines of about 60 lichens from a year earlier.
Two wonderful items came on toasted baguettes: wafers of lomo layered with melted Gruyère and sweet red peppers; and in a Spanish riff on a bacon and egg sandwich, a transparent sheet of lardo, or fatty pork, topping a sunny-side-up quail egg.
It is inspired by illuminated, vacuum-formed plastic gas station signs, the color fused onto the back of a molded transparent sheet producing a flat surface devoid of visible brushwork.
The daily menu includes a small, transparent sheet of special appetizers, and they are worth jumping for.
The daily menu includes a small, transparent sheet of special appetizers worth jumping for, like steamed monkfish liver in a tart ponzu sauce; and deep-fried eel backbones, as salty and crunchy as crisp bacon.
The water is then wicked into the porous layer, causing it to form a uniform, transparent sheet.
The templates of the unaffected side were made by the investigators on transparent sheets, by tracing the distal radius, ulna and first carpal row from the unaffected side plain PA X-Ray film on a overlaid transparent sheet.
