The phrase "also more clearly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to emphasize that something is being expressed in a clearer manner in addition to other points made.
Example: "The report outlines the findings, and it also more clearly explains the implications of the data."
Alternatives: "more explicitly" or "in a clearer way".
The company's engineers prided themselves on developing algorithms that, when presented with a search term, provided a person with the most useful results; advertisements were also more clearly marked on results pages than on other search sites.
He is also more clearly a man of the people than his father was: it would be hard for voters to imagine that he enjoyed diplomacy more than domestic politics.
The digitized signals also more clearly define notches that distort the QRS complex.
The boundaries of both lesions are also more clearly defined when using TV.
By means of the observation and analysis, compared with original image, it can be figured out that fused image not only has richer details but also more clearly highlights the lesions of cerebral infarction.
(B) As the network grows the rank-frequency plots of the bipartite degree ranks also more clearly follow the Zipf's law, (P r) sim r^{-b}) with (b=1.13 pm0.03) (solid line).
The unions could also show more clearly how they are sharing the pain.
Pakistan also needs more clearly to shut down its support for Lashkar-e-Taiba militancy in Kashmir.
Mr. Paulson must also acknowledge, more clearly than he has so far, that he is asking Congress to approve a plan that puts taxpayers at great risk.
He also said more clearly than ever that he regarded the abduction as a retaliation by Muslim extremists to his efforts to crack down on terror.
The dark space around the ballet gathered it into itself but also revealed more clearly and brightly its lyricism and buoyancy, its complex, sometimes boisterous partnering, and bits of odd, fleeting characterization.
