The phrase "highlighted clearly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to emphasize something important or draw attention to an important point. For example, "The most important rule is highlighted clearly at the top of the page."
The flaws are highlighted because clearly better prints -- warm, detailed, nuanced -- are shown next to prints of images from the same period that are coarse, lacking many details and overwhelmed by a muddy black.
This is highlighted most clearly by the proposal to create a dean for alcohol education, who would in part conduct the review of "our alcohol and drug efforts as required by the Drug Free Schools and Campuses Act of 1988". It seems unlikely that students would be concerned with this legislation or would propose creating another disciplinarian in the Dean's Office.
Dr Michael Pepperman from Leicester LINK, Local Involvement Network, said: "It's been a progressive engagement with the public and the first consultation meeting that we held highlighted very clearly that users of the service didn't feel that they had an opportunity to consult properly with the city council.
Yet, the project partners currently using risk-factor based screening (06-196, 09-417, 09-417) reportheythad had no difficulties in using them as women in their area in general are able to respond to questions related to risk factor assessment. However the problems with risk factors highlighted above clearly show that they are unreliable.
Clearly highlighted key knowledge area that are applicable to managers.
As the election results so clearly highlighted, America is a sharply divided country.
Mr. Hamelin clearly highlighted voices and details within the dense, tumultuous thickets, rendered with power and rich tone.
These key contributions are clearly highlighted via the application of the numerical technique to two Case studies.
