The phrase "as we clearly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a point that has been made or to indicate that something is evident or obvious.
Example: "As we clearly discussed in our last meeting, the project deadline is non-negotiable."
Alternatives: "as we obviously" or "as we evidently".
"As we clearly saw in the budget, this is a government that gives with one hand and takes with another.
The rest of the world may have forgotten those few months of terror, but hospital workers in Canada glimpsed the apocalypse, as we clearly see here.
"In retrospect, we hadn't thought as much about her brain as we clearly should have," said her mother, Barbara Wirtz, a nurse in East Lansing, Mich.
Bond said: "I'd be foolish to say that we don't shrink products on occasion as we clearly do but there are other solutions – like moving to own label versions or just pushing back on suppliers".
As we clearly state to the readers, the scenes that we develop to recreate my grandmother's life and times are our own attempts to understand her and not attempts to fool anyone, as Krist's review implies.
While Mappa are working well, there is an urgent need to review resources as we clearly need hundreds of additional experienced probation and police officers to improve monitoring of offenders on that lowest tier".
First, as veterans we clearly understand the importance of renewable energy development and how it relates to our national security.
As expected, we clearly demonstrate that mechanism-level overlap trumps gene-level overlap despite dataset heterogeneity, and this for both types of mechanisms: curated and curation-free ones.
This should have been comforting as we were clearly a recognisable type – but it wasn't.
"Now, that ambition can be a self-defeating prophecy, as we saw clearly".
As we can clearly see, inflation expectations plunged in 2008, and actual inflation eventually followed.
