"clearly transparent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you would like to describe something as being open and clear in its meaning or intention. For example, "The politician's policy proposals were clearly transparent."
The water is clearly transparent.
Approximately 5 s after the stirring, the distilled water solution turned bright red-pink, clearly transparent.
In contrast to NaCl 0.9%, which gives a blurred view through an opaque fluid, distilled water remains clearly transparent and ensures a bright sight in the small pelvis.
In fact, after the TAA-OLA solution was injected, a phenomenon was observed that the reaction mixture first turned from turbid orange to semi-transparent yellow and then becomes clearly transparent yellow.
Scott Garrett, a congressman from New Jersey, said: "This renewed focus on financial services reform by the Obama administration is clearly a transparent attempt at faux-populism".
But by the time you've stopped putting your shoes back into their clearly labeled transparent plastic containers, your company has been sold to its next owner.
He believed that management decisions must always be transparent, clearly understood and decisive.
On top of this, we feel that the European public is clearly missing a transparent discussion of the issue.
Liberal Democrat David Laws said the IFS had said "we get the tick for being more transparent clearly than the other political parties".
In fact, China's development strategy and path are clearly defined and transparent.
They are sometimes similar to altostratus and are distinguishable from the latter because the sun or moon is always clearly visible through transparent cirrostratus, in contrast to altostratus which tends to be opaque or translucent.
