The phrase "advance clearly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when instructing someone to proceed or move forward in a manner that is straightforward and easy to understand.
Example: "In order to ensure everyone is on the same page, please advance clearly through the presentation."
Alternatives: "proceed clearly" or "move forward clearly".
The real question, though, is not whether medicine will advance – clearly it will – but whether the frozen bodies will be in a fit state to bring back to life.
The advance clearly points the way to a prediction made in 1959 by the physicist Richard Feynman that "there's plenty of room at the bottom," referring to the possibility of building atomic-scale systems.
Autor, in an interview, said he believes that on balance, the benefits of trade and technological advance clearly outweigh the losses, but the losses are worse than many have acknowledged, and fall with devastating force on specific populations in the workforce.
No, according to the litigation they warned Amazon in advance, clearly pointing out the infringement, but it was all to no avail.
The interview was on the record, treated as such by an Armenian-American journalist also present, and the biographical material I provided in advance clearly stated that I contribute a weekly column to Forbes).
But it wasn't to be, and this last stubborn advance clearly left the judges uncomfortable and went unrequited.
Asked "Shall we just shag?" four times, despite the advances clearly being unwelcome.
Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates, now on a visit to China to reduce military tensions between the countries by means of a strategic dialogue, has said that Chinese advances "clearly have the potential to put some of our capabilities at risk, and we have to pay attention to them".
Such advances clearly indicate that pigeonpea F1 hybrid technology has the potential to break the current yield plateau.
Of course the editors knew the winner in advance: they clearly edited to focus on Rich and make him the audience-drawing villain.
Bits and pieces of the Gover nor's program for this year, an nounced, leaked or ferreted out in advance, point clearly in this direction.
