The phrase "announce clearly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when instructing someone to communicate information in a straightforward and understandable manner.
Example: "During the meeting, please announce clearly the changes to the project timeline so everyone is informed."
Alternatives: "state plainly" or "communicate clearly."
The government's more recent attempt to announce clearly unattainable carbon-emission targets – and its subsequent U-turn inspired derision on both the right and left.
What it did in the game of 11 years ago was announce clearly to all-comers that when they were playing England, they should not bother attacking down the No 10 channel.
At the appointed time, announce clearly, amazingly and happily that you are engaged.
"I am announcing clearly and openly that the closure of the newspapers was the best thing the judiciary has done since the revolution".Legal violenceRecently the hardliners have changed their strategy.
At that moment, the little girl announced clearly, "I did it!" Lt. Col. Molinda Chartrand, an Air Force developmental pediatrician, has done research on the effects of parents' deployment on their children.
Once you've announced clearly how you deal with alcohol, stick with it.
They announce themselves clearly as subjective essays: "This is a story about …" is his opening mantra.
But in contrast to previous efforts they are more comedic than existential, and they announce more clearly their place in a tradition of raucous American abstraction that could be said to begin with Stuart Davis and George Sugarman and, moving forward, to include Elizabeth Murray, Joe Zucker and Chris Martin as well as the more Expressionistic shaped paintings of Ron Gorchov.
People often overlook a mandatory service charge, and many restaurants do not announce it clearly enough.
As if Anderson's flautistry and codpiece combo doesn't announce it clearly enough, musically, there's another death-rebirth motif going on.
If there is a specific commitment you're making (such as sobriety or fidelity), announce this clearly as you give the ring.
