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The phrase "as a blatant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is obvious or conspicuous, often in a negative context.
Example: "He made a blatant attempt to deceive everyone in the meeting."
Alternatives: "as an obvious" or "as a flagrant".
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Mr. Anwar has described the allegation as a "blatant and vicious lie".
That infuriated Russia, which saw the bases as a blatant push into its front yard.
Galliano is often described as a blatant exhibitionist; he also happens to be shy.
I view it as a blatant case of politically and ideologically motivated journalism.
The BNP's move was criticised as a blatant attempt to reignite the controversy.
Prentis described the Ukip poster as a "blatant attempt to incite racial hatred".
Constitutional scholars described Rhodes's threats as a blatant violation of free-speech rights.
Iran's close ally Syria condemned the move as a "blatant attack" on the country's sovereignty.
Palestinians vehemently oppose Mr. Sharon's proposals and dismiss them as a blatant land grab.
If it is, Trump will be revealed as a blatant hypocrite.
Leaders from across higher education have condemned the incident as a blatant civil rights violation.
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