"blatantly states" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to emphasize the directness or obviousness of a statement. Example: The politician blatantly states his plans to raise taxes, causing outrage among the citizens.
Google more blatantly states its mission in the accompanying online ads.
In the same video as above, the narrator blatantly states, "JonBenét Ramsey became Katy Perry.
A recent article in the Wall Street Journal blatantly states that there is "no male-female wage gap".
Even though the 14th Amendment blatantly states that "all persons born or naturalized in the United States are citizens," Trump told NBC's Meet the Press last summer that he would deny citizenship to the babies of undocumented individuals.
The Chinese government rolled out Beijing's No. 2, Li Keqiang, again on Wednesday to blatantly state that the economy is in worse shape than they previously imagined.
While the auction page doesn't blatantly state that the winner will have sex with Harper, it is implied by certain requirements.
In contrast to many of the DC Talk's other singles, the Christian message of "Between You and Me" – the importance of forgiveness and confession – is heavily implied, although it is not blatantly stated in terms of any specific religion.
A shift that is not only acknowledging the value of our natural, inherent and authentic feminine traits and how they serve both leadership and the greater good, but that is also blatantly stating, by men, women, and the next generation, that a balance of the feminine and masculine is what the world needs to actually thrive.
The nation is watching: How much longer will Georgia's Board of Regents uphold a blatantly segregationist state law that has made the Peach State a national disgrace?
Government officials usually gloss over or blatantly whitewash state abuses, so it is up to groups like the Center for Constitutional Rights, where I work, and our allies to document what is actually happening and ensure the committee gets an accurate picture.
But anybody who states the blatantly obvious — that countries with strict guns laws don't have this problem — is politicizing the issue; they should either zip it, or confine themselves to expressing concern over mental illness.
