"clearly formed" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to something that is easily understood or presented in a straightforward manner. Example: The scientist's hypothesis was clearly formed and supported by ample research. In this sentence, "clearly formed" indicates that the hypothesis was well thought out and presented in a clear and organized manner.
There are no jurors to be swayed, but public opinions have clearly formed.
Though little evidence remains of the people who built them, they clearly formed an ordered and civilised community.
I remember going to this strip club one time, and how we clearly formed a group by doing that.
This renegade aesthetic was clearly formed in response to capitalist economics, though not necessarily in a self-conscious way.
According to IR and Raman results mainly drying temperature affected the structure of the capsules, three groups being clearly formed.
After cyclic tensile processing, an anisotropic 2D WAXD pattern is clearly formed for uE4, the arrow represents the stretching direction (Fig. 4b).
Italy has clearly formed Ms. Lawson's palate, but this book incorporates her British, American and working-parent cooking habits to produce a friendly mix of recipes.
In November 2006, for example, long before the 2008 candidates had been chosen or the campaign issues had been clearly formed, Professor Fair ran the numbers for 2008.
Additionally, a distinct inhibition zone was clearly formed in Staphylococcus aureus bacterium incubation dish with VCM/nHAC/PLA disc for up to 18 days of incubation.
But the icicles in his own heart have clearly formed from the tears he shed as a boy, more or less orphaned and alone, saved by the kind of magnanimous stranger he has since resolutely refused to become.
While with the NBC house band, he occasionally sang his hilariously satirical blues Mumbles, with vocal inflections but no clearly formed words, and he also co-led then, with the trombonist Bob Brookmeyer, an occasional, highly regarded quintet.
