The phrase "clearly capture" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to accurately and effectively record or express something in a way that is easily understood. Example: The photographer's stunning images clearly captured the beauty and essence of the landscape.
Crutcher is seen slumping to the ground as a woman cries, "Shots fired!" Footage of the moment from a police helicopter circling overhead does not clearly capture Crutcher's actions when he is shot but includes audio of a conversation between two officers inside.
Martin Amis's London Fields is not strictly a state-of-nation novel, being set a decade in the future, but many of its central elements - the laddish chancer Keith Talent, nuclear tension and the Americanisation of British life - clearly capture the atmosphere of the time when it was written.
Additionally, the simulation results provide details about the flow behavior of the micropump and clearly capture local flow induced by EHD forces.
The derivative of the resistance curve shown in the bottom right corner inset clearly capture the resistance plateau at ~2.5, 3.5, 4.2, 6, 7.5, 8.9, 9.5, and 11.5 T.
In addition, the building interior spaces were heated for a few hours prior to thermographic inspections, which allowed to clearly capture the as-is heat transfer conditions through building façades during the winter season.
Since Iceland has almost no private hospitals and no private Cardiac Care Units (CCUs), the data cover more than 99% of our hospital patients, and clearly capture the majority of the Icelandic population.
The alleged assault is not clearly captured on the video.
His uncovered face was clearly captured by surveillance cameras near the spot of the blast.
My dictaphone recording clearly captures both of us in full flow.
Minnock was clearly captured exiting and re-entering the car on CCTV the court heard.
Perhaps no street in the Bronx more clearly captures the tension between industrial boom and residential life than Bronx River Avenue.
