The phrase "able to make clear" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's capability to explain or clarify something effectively.
Example: "The teacher was able to make clear the complex concepts in a way that all students could understand."
Alternatives: "capable of clarifying" or "able to explain clearly".
It's thrilling that we are now able to make clear that the authority was there to make these payments".
In my case, the media rushed to judgment so quickly that I was never able to make clear that the group put my name on its Web site without my permission.
In a climate where university philosophy departments face closure, the very survival of philosophy in the UK depends on philosophers being able to make clear to post-16 students what secular philosophy is and why it is worth studying.
"Fortunately, in our races," McConnell said, "even though they tried to define health care on that issue, I think all of our candidates who subsequently won were able to make clear to the voters that they" supported protections.
I'd argue that, for our kids' sake, we shouldn't lie to them: we, and movie-makers, ought to be able to make clear that vices are, in fact, pleasures, even if, ultimately, destructive ones — because, if they weren't pleasures, nobody would bother with them in the first place.
The real question is: without a print edition, how will I be able to make clear to people around me that I'm reading The New Yorker?
Without all that stress running through my body, I'm able to make clearer decisions, and to live my life more in line with the person I want to be".
Applicants can log in to Track on the UCAS website today to see if they have been accepted or are eligible for Clearing – and they'll be able to make a formal Clearing choice too, which is earlier than in previous years.
The point of the special relationship is that we are able to have that open and frank discussion so we are able to make that clear when it happens.
He doesn't seem to be able to make himself clear even to himself, after a while.. View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By Jia Tolentino By Ceridwen Dovey.
He doesn't seem to be able to make himself clear even to himself, after a while.. View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.
