"clearly discrete" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe when something is distinct, separate, or distinctively different from something else. For example, "When I compare the two images side by side I can see that the colors are clearly discrete."
This dimension is unlikely ever to yield clearly defined, discrete registers.
The image of the Au-incorporated sample clearly shows discrete areas of high contrast, suggesting the presence of Au.
For instance, the phenomenon of "cross-over" episodes on television is a metamodern one; it pierces the fantasy that a single fictional world (or even a seemingly "realistic" world) is self-contained by permitting what is clearly another discrete world to flood into the first.
Confocal micrographs of mammary epithelial cells in vitro clearly detected discrete Zn pools localized in peri-nuclear compartments including mitochondria and vesicles (Figure 3A).
Typically in network analysis, nodes represent clearly defined, discrete entities (e.g. genes, individuals, organisms, or computers).
The SNP data on p loci on some individual often come as x = (x 1, x 2, …, x p ) ∈ Z 3 p, which is clearly a discrete space, as there are 3 p possible configurations of genotypes (not all of which are observable).
In contrast to murine cells, human CD25high cells are not a clearly-defined, discrete population, because there exists a large and overlapping population of CD25low/interm T cells.
And Apple's "interim CEO", as Mr Jobs still likes to be called, successfully invited his former arch-enemy to invest $150m in the company.Both companies are now devoting their energies on discrete, clearly defined markets.
These arguments are clearly connected, though discrete, in that the second becomes dialectically salient precisely when the first is endorsed.
