"clear spoken" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used when indicating that someone has spoken in a clear and easy-to-understand manner. For example, "The teacher was very clear spoken during her lecture."
Specifically, RSs were taught to be: alert, clear spoken, and good listeners; positive and assertive, but not aggressive; responsive to the woman's reasons for reluctance; respectful and culturally sensitive; confident, sincere, and spontaneous in their introduction; and credible, by knowing the objectives of Project DC-HOPE and the activities required for participation.
She had only one more hurdle to clear: speaking to Dr. Fiddes himself.
Provide students with the basic strategies listed about as well as other strategies for good presentations (ie. clear speaking, organizing thoughts, good use of visual aids etc...).
John Milton, as this book makes clear, speaks more powerfully to the eternal questions and to the important concerns of our time.
But it is clear, speaking to McDonnell post-curry, that hopes are high of making McMahon a poster boy of new Labour Party unity.
Worryingly, it isn't historically accurate speaking on a telephone was not integral to the scandal but, that aside, its point is clear: speaking to strangers on the phone is no longer desirable.
Others, I suspect, will start to be more forthcoming now he is gone because it is clear, speaking to some of the people who have now left Fulham, that his regime was even more bewildering and unpleasant than previously thought.
At Apple, Johnson said, there were only believers and he expected the same at JCP. It's not hard to imagine employees hearing that message loud and clear – speak up and you'll be labeled as a resister.
The message is clear: Speak up.
The driver, it quickly became clear, spoke only Cantonese.
"Let me be clear, speaking for myself: I am against the Jaysh al-Fatah siege in in Fua and Kefraya".
