"in clear sight" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used as an idiom to mean that something is visible, or that something is obvious and easy to see. For example, "The winner of the competition was in clear sight for all to see."
Wise American policy would keep both American interests and values in clear sight.
"This space was in clear sight and able to be monitored by staff at all times.
Perhaps that is fitting; it is not yet over, nor is its final destination in clear sight.
Those biscuits!" "And what is this?" I demand, grabbing a biscuit from a basket in clear sight of all.
11-16: David Sánchez, a modernist saxophonist who keeps his Puerto Rican roots in clear sight, leads a quartet with the African guitar sensation Lionel Loueke.
That's why this was both the most encouraging of defeats, and the most discouraging: encouraging because Australia worked hard to put themselves in clear sight of victory, discouraging because, well, we lost.
Microsoft kept its cloud transformation in clear sights, while whacking investor estimates.
Even towards the end, when Chris Smalling put Robin van Persie in for a clear sight of goal, the usually lethal Dutchman fired over.
A mere US$25EUR2020) donation will allow Focus on Vision to deliver clear vision to a youngster in Africa or Asia, clear sight for the first time in his or her life.
Only the game at Ralph Wilson Stadium in suburban Buffalo offered clear sight lines for all fans — yet even at that football stadium there were dead areas.
Sturridge did, however, set up Liverpool's best chance of the half when he played in Lallana with a clear sight of goal.
