The phrase "adapted to clear" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has been modified or adjusted for clarity, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The document was adapted to clear any confusion regarding the project requirements."
Alternatives: "modified for clarity" or "adjusted for understanding".
The spleen is exquisitely adapted to selectively clearing abnormal RBCs, particles from the blood and infectious agents including malaria.
The French language, deliberately purified from the time of Richelieu and the foundation of the Academy, was well adapted to the clear expression of ideas.
"Around here, the program was a total disaster, as far as I can tell". In contrast, he said, a smaller but better adapted program to clear hurricane-damaged land was well received, as was the Mississippi state tax credit program for affected forest-land owners.
Adapted to a land cleared of coarse vegetation by summer drought, the poppy is at home in British corn fields, where the farmer keeps competitors at bay through annual ploughing.
The physical movements and slow breathing, which can be adapted to principles of lymphatic clearing, have been used effectively as part of a holistic treatment to reduce lower limb lymphoedema from filariasis [ 18].
"There's more voice in there, because we've adapted to produce vowels and these clear sounds in our speech.
Social policy, planning, and goal-setting must be adapted to local realities, based on clear data, and carefully monitored for necessary adjustments.
But as she casually gazes into the camera for our shoot at the nearby Eastern Curve Garden, it's clear she's quickly adapted to the attention.
(i) it is written in clear and plain language adapted to the needs of the target users.
Furthermore, it is not clear how SNARE assembly is adapted to efficient and versatile membrane fusion.
In Riverside, it was clear that southern populations were better adapted to the short growing season.
