The phrase "as clearly outlined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or details that have been explicitly described or specified in a previous context.
Example: "The project requirements are as clearly outlined in the proposal we submitted last week."
Alternatives: "as explicitly stated" or "as detailed".
The plot isn't as clearly outlined as you might wish, and character development is necessarily limited to a child's-eye view.
We hold our athletes to a strict criteria, which is as clearly outlined to them as a tightly packed penis in very tiny swim trunks.
Maintaining privacy for our members, as clearly outlined within our Privacy Bill of Rights and Privacy Policy, is our modus vivendi.
Although a plan for privatization and other questionable cost-cutting remedies are not as clearly outlined as in NextGen NYCHA, once again we must be concerned that a new generation of problems will not be addressed by the prescribed road to a cure.
As clearly outlined in the preceding sentence of the text, we do not suggest that the editing sites themselves have altered the nucleotide frequency, or that editing evolved to attain "desired" nucleotide frequencies.
Make sure you write in as much detail as possible, clearly outlining the steps.
The possible areas of concern should be clearly outlined as soon as possible.
Historical footnote: I did consider buying tickets to the stingray exhibit, but decided against this, as spending cash on your group is clearly outlined as against the rules in the chaperone handbook.
Students also saw narratives as memorable because they clearly outlined the relevance for students in their future work.
Because the results of cost-effectiveness analyses are very sensitive to the choice of inputs, the source of the estimates should be clearly outlined, as has been done for this study.
Make sure that your job as a manager is clearly outlined both written and verbal.
