The phrase "clear orientation for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to clear goals, directions, or objectives for a particular goal or activity. For example, "The team was given a clear orientation for the upcoming project."
This would provide clearer orientation for the refugees concerned.
When FISH data did not suggest a clear orientation of the block and for the one-probe blocks, the gene orders were retained the same as in the reference genome (opossum or human).
We proceeded with double-staining for a clear orientation within the slide.
Remarkably, and in contrast to ABRE-ABRE pairs, which do not exhibit orientation preferences, CE3-CE3 pairs displayed a clear preference for the cis orientation or, rather than for the trans orientation or (Fig. 5b, c).
Chinese art has never had any clear orientation.
The experiments show that both circumferential and radial platelets are composed of δ-hydrides precipitated in α-Zr grains from a wide range of orientations, but with a clear preference for Zr crystals with their c-axes at an angle of ∼15 20° from the hoop direction.
And I would like to add: it is very probable that mode 1 orientation will not work for the particularly interesting topics, those fields with the largest openness and uncertainty, with the biggest need for scientific orientation, reduction of uncertainties and clear orientations.
Only 7% of all chromosomes showed clear mono-orientation for longer than 10 min (Fig 3C) and chromosome attachment was usually corrected to bi-orientation within 30 min (Fig 3B,D; supplementary information online, note 3; supplementary Fig S4A online).
Ensuring clear signage and that clocks are visible to improve orientation, for example, can be adopted on all wards.
