The phrase "clean desk" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a desk or workspace that is free of clutter and neatly organized. Here is an example of its use in a sentence: "I always make sure to start my workday with a clean desk, as it helps me stay focused and productive."
A clean desk is a clean mind for me.
His office is a spacious room, wood-panelled, with a large, surprisingly clean desk (no computer).
The clean desk we like to dedicate to the new calendar year has been blocked for the last four or five years by one letter tray.
But Yu said he spends more time in his study, another stark room with a laptop computer on a clean desk.
A new manager will want a clean desk, just as Bobby Robson dispensed with a late-pomp Kevin Keegan when he took the job.
By Alan H. Olmstead The New Yorker, December 30, 1967 P. 21 The clean desk we like to dedicate to the new calendar year has been blocked for the last four or five years by one letter tray.
In (4) the CA equations express the valuation of the cash flows that affect each of the trading desks before bank default (CVA, FVA and MVA desks, as clean desks disappear from the picture under our perfect clean hedge assumption).
Clean desks Some of you in San Francisco may have noticed that one of the two edit desks in the office was surprisingly clean this week.
In order to focus on counterparty risk and XVA analysis, we assume throughout the paper that the clean desks of the bank are perfectly hedged, i.e. their trading loss is zero.
In particular, much like with futures, the trading position of the bank (clean desks, CVA desk and Treasury altogether) is reset to zero at all times, but it generates a non-vanishing (unless perfectly hedged) trading loss-and-profit process L, or loss process for brevity.
A good time to clean your desk is when your teacher tells you to switch desks as well as whenever it starts to get cluttered.
