"clear premise" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use the phrase to describe a statement that is supported by facts or evidence, and that forms the basis of an argument. For example, "The clear premise of the paper was that a lack of education leads to poverty in marginalized communities."
The code begins with a clear premise: "The voluntary consent of the human subject is absolutely essential".
(Robbins outlines a clear premise for her project — introducing readers to "students who are overlooked, disparaged or completely dismissed" — so it's a bit whiplash-inducing when she changes the rules to include these two).
They understand they could start with a clear premise and proposed solution and find out they were way off base.
Our foreign policy is based on a clear premise: We trust that people, when given the chance, will choose a future of freedom and peace.
Sponsored by the Screen Actors Guild Foundation, "BookPALS was founded in 1993 on a clear premise: children must be exposed to the magic of books to develop a love of reading.
Kennedy articulated the clear premise that the United States had to beat the Soviet Union to the moon as a principle of liberty, freedom and national security, as well as a means to leverage scientific achievement.
The design studio behind Salchiboxto, Arquimaña (on commission from the BISTRÓ Guggenehim Bilboa), talks with The Creators Project about the aesthetic details: "The stall had to fulfill some very clear premises, avoid the archetype of a typical hot dog cart and evoque the essence of the crafted products with a balance of tradition and modernity.
The design studio behind Salchiboxto, Arquimaña (on commission from the Guggenehim), talks with The Creators Project about the aesthetic details: "The stall had to fulfill some very clear premises, avoid the archetype of a typical hot dog cart and evoque the essence of the crafted products with a balance of tradition and modernity.
It was less clear what premise the United States was using.
"It's really important that the whole package delivers," Mr. Rubin said, referring to the Clear brand premise that "a well-nourished scalp is the foundation for beautiful hair".
At the same time, she makes each track a concise episode, usually with a clear guiding premise: ticktock pizzicato on "They Live On," intervallic tension on "Forcelessness," surging propulsion on the title track.
