"clearly outlines" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something presenting it clearly and definitively. For example, "The paper's diagram clearly outlines the company's profit margins."
"The roadmap clearly outlines what Russia must do to be allowed back.
In these letters, DCW Jones clearly outlines the reasons why tip No 7 shouldn't continue to be used.
While the proposal clearly outlines its baseline requirements, criteria for internal customer risk assessments are largely left open to interpretation.
Do we have a 'heatwave plan', like other countries do, which clearly outlines the responsibilities on every level, be it national, regional or local?
"The memorandum clearly outlines the aspirations of the Tibetan people strictly within the constitutional principles of the People's Republic of China," the Kashag said.
On its Kickstarter page, Tedesco not only reiterates the group's historical importance, but clearly outlines the difficulties he has encountered in financing the project.
Among other things, the text clearly outlines the threats climate change poses to the global food supply, citing a decrease of up to 2% each decade in yields of staple crops like maize, wheat, and rice.
In a statement, Ahpra said it had worked closely with the Chiropractic Board to develop the statement released on Monday, saying it "clearly outlines what is in and what is out when advertising chiropractic services".
"The following internationally recognised legal definition (from the Dictionary of International and Comparative Law, 3rd edition) clearly outlines the current situation – that a community does not become a state merely by asserting its statehood, but is rather 'constituted' by the willingness of other states to deal with it as a new state".
Fourth, it clearly outlines marketing and sales plans.
"The consultation document clearly outlines both the benefits and impacts of the proposals.
