The phrase "clearly recovered" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when something has returned to a previous state or condition. For example, "After a long and difficult recovery process, the patient was clearly recovered and able to return home."
"If you're driving through and you see barbed wire," he said, "it gives the wrong impression of a city that has clearly recovered.
Apart from Lyon's bowling figures there was one other plus for the Australians: Rogers has clearly recovered from the dizzy spells that afflicted him at Lord's.
She also switches effortlessly between voice and violin, and has clearly recovered from the nodule damage that has plagued her in the past.
Mr. Blaine, who moves around manically when he talks, had clearly recovered from his last stunt, when he spent 44 days suspended without food in a box over the Thames in London.
The double world and Olympic champion reasserted his claim on the discipline with a second consecutive victory, clearly recovered from his bitterly disappointing 15th place in the season opening downhill in Lake Louise, Alberta.
Bairstow, meanwhile, had clearly recovered from the trauma of the death-ball delivery bowled to him by Johnson at Edgbaston and played outstandingly well almost to the close, helping Root add 173 for the fourth wicket before he clipped a catch to midwicket, out for 74.
What if Mr. Greenspan is right and the economy is clearly recovering by summer, when Congress is expected to vote on the tax bill?
Mr Obama's approval ratings, at around 48%, are respectable, and the economy is clearly recovering, though still fitfully (see article).
Steve Stricker, ably assisted by a clearly recovering hacker from Orlando, Florida, called Tiger Woods, hammered Miguel Angel Jiménez and Peter Hanson 4&3, while Zach Johnson and Hunter Mahan held off the Molinari brothers, Francesco and Edoardo, winning two up.
Still, industry is clearly recovering from March's tsunami.In Singapore GDP grew by an annualised and seasonally adjusted 1.3% in the third quarter compared with April-June, after a second-quarter contraction of 6.3%.
After displacement, wages of those in employment clearly recover over the course of the first year.
