The phrase "clearly stipulates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing that something is explicitly stated or defined in a document or agreement.
Example: "The contract clearly stipulates the terms of payment and delivery."
Alternatives: "explicitly states" or "clearly defines".
Again, simply reverting to what the law clearly stipulates would help to stabilize the markets.
panel decision clearly stipulates that almost all export duties and restrictions imposed by China are incompatible with W.T.O.
The gist of the court's argument was that the Clean Air Act clearly stipulates that power companies must install state-of-the-art, on-site pollution equipment at each plant to control toxic substances including mercury.
The law requires the department's privacy officer to account annually for any activity that could affect Americans' privacy — and clearly stipulates that the report cannot be edited by any other officials at the department or the White House.
Mark Tulis, former supervisor of the Town of New Castle and a land-use lawyer who represents the Millwood fire district, says that because the law clearly stipulates that firehouses represent a public purpose, Mr. Rotta "has little chance of winning in court, so I can understand why he is undertaking a P.R. campaign".
The GCD clearly stipulates that banks are obliged to ensure that loans minimize the social and environmental impacts of the projects that they finance, and it even indicates that a loan can be suspended if social and environmental regulations aren't met.
"It is ludicrous to suggest that we would use PetroSaudi for anything related to Quartet work, and our contract with them clearly stipulated that this could not occur.
Therefore in all agreements with the Spanish one must to begin with clearly stipulate the terms, and if Germany is to furnish grain, the question of compensation must be settled now already.
Indeed, the terms and conditions for submitting a bid clearly stipulated that the device must be connected to the Internet, constantly trying to resell itself at a higher price to someone else.
There might have been thousands more -- people who paid from $6 for a bleacher seat to $24 for a field box -- if it had not been clearly stipulated at the ticket window that all sales are final.
Clearly stipulate in the agreement that the customer will be responsible for any legal or collection fees.
