"clear up a problem" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to solve or resolve a problem. Example: "We need to clear up the miscommunication between our team members to prevent further issues."
Vishing (for voice phishing): Here a live or automated caller claiming to contact you on behalf of a trusted source will ask you to provide personal, payment or account information under the pretext of clearing up a problem (like theft or overdrawn accounts).
But he said there were no underlying motives other than trying to clear up a major problem and predicted that he would get the GOP support he needs when he again takes up the bill for consideration next week.
Aside from that, a very important meeting of the team directors to clear up a few problems about the future of the series was canceled.
Jack Wilshere, the England international set for summer surgery to clear up a niggling ankle problem, is on stand-by.
And occasional winger Theo Walcott has been sent home from Germany for a scan in an attempt to clear up a recurring ankle problem while 19-year-old Conor Henderson has been ruled out for the first six months of the season with a knee injury.
This can clear up a lot of problems, especially if you have not done it for three or four years.
Maybe hit some training camps, and clear up a lot of other problems".
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On Friday, he also cleared up a thorny off-field problem when he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of operating a vehicle while intoxicated.
We are aiming to recover as much as 1,000 gallons more, although we do not know how much of the gasoline has passed through the entire sewer system". The government agencies hoped to clear up the problem "in a matter of months," Yacoub said, but he said that similar leaks in other areas have persisted for years.
