"clean name" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a name that is free from any negative associations or connotations. Example: The politician wanted to maintain a clean name, so he refused to engage in any corrupt activities.
But Ms. Leigh, 31, must age from 23 to 65, chronicling the rise and fall of "the wittiest woman in America". Born Dorothy Rothschild, the daughter of a wealthy Jewish garment manufacturer, she married Edwin Pond Parker 2d principally because he had a "clean" name.
Serra has got a good political career and a very clean name, which is unusual in Brazil.
Apple wants clean names to make App Store searches relevant again.
The recent corruption scandals surrounding the reconstruction of L'Aquila after a deadly earthquake had damaged the party's image, forcing to promise "clean" names in the upcoming elections.
"This creates some long-term competition from a clean AAA name," he said.
The idea was to clean the name of the sub-clan.
They provide the services that keep us safe and keep our streets clean, to name a few.
In order to be scientific, scientists look for similarities in order to segregate, "clean," and name things..
Green Man was the first to come clean this week, naming Belle and Sebastian, James Blake and Wild Beasts as its 2016 headliners.
But then he is caught taking bribes and kicked off the air in favor of Smoochy, a cloyingly sweet rhino who is really the alter ego of a wild-eyed zealot of clean living named Sheldon Mopes Edward Nortonn).
Attractive labels, catchy family farm slogans, clean sounding names like Emerald Valley, the too-many-to-mention but essentially meaningless Angus beef brands, and local sounding, seemingly trustworthy names like Harris Ranch Beef, are misleading restaurants into buying the same old stuff in a new and prettier box.
