"clearly followed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something is apparent or is understood to have happened in a certain order or sequence. For example, "The instructions were clearly followed and the project was completed on time."
Affecting just 11 people in a large extended family, it clearly followed the inheritance pattern of a disorder caused by one recessive gene.
Moreover, spatial changes in these parameters in sediments clearly followed the changes in nearby soils and can be differentiated on a relatively small scale.
89th over: India 345-4 (Tendulkar 83, Yuvraj 67) - 42 required "I started dancing on the ceiling then Yuvraj smashed the light bulb out of the room," writes Lee James, who has clearly followed by patented feelgood YouTube link.
But others agreed with officials who said it was important that correct procedures were clearly followed, because anaerobic bacteria can thrive in the airless environment of a vacuum bag if techniques are not done properly.
Also, the method provides a physical meaning for each eigenvalue since the variation as a function of frequency can be clearly followed with respect to the values that are originally linked to the hard wall modes.
UK SPLIT ON RIOTS CAUSES" was a typical newspaper headline — clearly followed the contours that Hensher lays out when Hanmouth's middle class tries to make sense of the novel's demon-mother, Heidi O'Connor: "One may be cynical, but one does think that moral attitudes and truthfulness and not having your children kidnapped for the sake of the exposure don't go with deprivation.
She clearly follows her own advice.
The validation of the impact strength model shows that the model clearly follows overall experimental tendencies.
Mr. Daley clearly follows his advice -- and in more ways than carefully orchestrating a lunch interview.
What clearly follows: if the people's politician doesn't win, there must be something wrong with the system.
But even today, you can clearly follow the shadow of the Palace by walking up Lexington Avenue from 47th Street.
