"clear resonance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that is strongly associated to another or to describe a situation in which the implications of an idea are obvious. For example: "Rachel's words had a clear resonance with the audience, their reactions showing that they connected with her message."
"This Is England did have clear resonance with the time it came out," he says.
As shown, there are only four clear resonance modes (i.e., the original frequency points A, B, C, and D) with high absorption coefficients when the frequency ranges are extended to 4 THz, to 6 THz, and even to 8 THz.
In a survey of Pc 5 pulsation events observed with the IMAGE array, Mathie et al. (1999) presented evidence of clear resonance signatures in the morning sector, but showed that FLR signatures were ill-defined closer to local noon, consistent with the scenario described by Mann et al. (1999).
In our case ζ = 0.74±12.9%, that is, we are in the under-damped, oscillating regime, but still rather close to the critical point, which is why we observe no clear resonance peak in the power spectrum.
Hydrated, framework SnIV sites give rise to a clear resonance at δ=−688 ppm, with this resonance shifting to δ=−440 ppm upon in situ dehydration.
The spectra were essentially featureless over the range −0.5 V < VS < +1.6 V, but for VS > 1.6 V clear resonance features were observed.
In Fig. 3b, phenylacetate has very clear resonances in the HPLC urine fractions, but shows no signal in the reference urine profile.
He added that he was drawn to the guitar's resonance and its "clear, ringing sound," and that he therefore abstained from using pedals or effects.
"I was really taken how just kind of crystal clear the resonance was as opposed to the resonance within metal," he says.
What is more, the plasmon resonators with graphene still exhibit clear plasmon resonance peaks [18].
That, he said, is a story with clear contemporary resonance, of people finding sanctuary from persecution.
