"clear appeal" is a valid phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to describe something as having a persuasive or convincing quality. For example, "The politician's speech had a clear appeal to the voters."
But for a generation raised on gaming, SuperBetter has clear appeal.
"Rebel" is otherwise an Australian movie with no clear appeal or identity.
Those are the sort of themes that have clear appeal to younger people".
With interest in locally sourced foods soaring, honey harvested from one's own hive has a clear appeal.
They were also a clear appeal for cooperation from Beijing, where Mr. Pompeo met with President Xi Jinping on Thursday.
WOODRUFF: Secretary Clinton, your campaign -- you and your campaign have made a clear appeal to women voters.
The controversy that swirled around Cook appears to have taken the British Olympic Association by surprise and there is not a clear appeals structure in place.
Demonstrators are going to demand that the company remove the fake-name reporting option, stop verifying people with government identification, and develop a more clear appeals process.
By not having a clear appeals pathway for supporters from the beginning, fundamentally they loaded the gun and then left it lying around for the Telegraph to pick up and fire off a few rounds.
The broad upshot of these considerations is clear: appeals to developmental neurobiology do little to undermine the view of mental architecture favored by evolutionary psychologists and their philosophical allies.
"We have a clear appeals process that is followed in every case.
