The phrase 'clear testimony of' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to evidence that supports a certain idea or point of view. For example, "The overwhelming success of this new product is clear testimony of its quality and value."
The towering new African Union headquarters in Addis Ababa was a largely welcomed $200m gift from Beijing and a clear testimony of China's intention, and ability, to engage with individual states as well as an entire continent, presenting it with new opportunities and challenges.
Or your lying eyes?" This time the clear testimony of what was seen and recorded, along with the truth itself, lost out.
"This is a clear testimony of the good relationship that has existed over the years between the Ministry of Health and its partners.
We are unable to get a clear testimony to sustain this relationship by looking at PPI database.
In towns, the increase of children living in the streets was a clear testimony that extended families were failing to cope with orphans of their deceased relatives.
"The life of this couple and the twins, including their first born, is a clear testimony that PMTCT works wonders if well administered," she smiles.
Whatever Mr. Verniero's thinking, it seems clear from testimony of his aides that the man known for being scrupulously honest played a very uncharacteristically rough political game when he ignored his staff's advice and hurried an indictment of one of the troopers.
This is clear from testimonies of people fleeing recent disasters in the Philippines: "I lost one of my grandchildren and my younger sister.
It was not clear from the testimony of the commander, Capt.
This became clear during the testimony of the corroborating witnesses — the men and women who were part of the world in which Hill and Thomas had once worked.
Mailer said earnestly that he had no such intention, adding, "Your Honor, I think it is clear that the testimony of this witness has not been rehearsed".
