The phrase "is explicitly clear" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use this phrase when you want to emphasize that something is easily understood and unambiguous. For example: "The instructions given by the professor are explicitly clear - be sure to finish all assignments by Friday."
The subject of "Medardo Rosso, Madame X," a second video shown in the back room, is explicitly clear: it's a late-19th-century sculpture of a woman's head, with mysteriously eroded features.
"Once a minister has made up his or her mind and given a decision, the constitutional role of the civil service is explicitly clear, it is to implement that decision," he said.
In term of spatial popularity and successful implementation of riverbank filtration, it is explicitly clear that the popularity and success of the technology is more pronounced in developed countries like U.S. and most European countries.
"It was explicitly clear that the victims' money was not part of New York's $20 billion," he said.
Mr. Obama has been explicitly clear about his plans: preserve the cuts for the middle class but not for the rich.
"I want to be explicitly clear - victims of sexual abuse, whether the offences are alleged or proven, are automatically granted anonymity for life and identifying such victims, either deliberately or inadvertently is a criminal offence.
The lattice fringes are explicitly clear with d spacing of 0.375 nm for the (020) plane.
This should be followed by a mandate whereby sites and services must be explicitly clear at what privacy level they operate.
Martin Bottomley, from Greater Manchester Police's Major and Cold Case Crime Unit, said: "I want to be explicitly clear about this - Ian Brady has not revealed to police the location of Keith's body.
"The companies developing the products must be explicitly clear what they are doing to enhance the security around the data collected to ensure that it is only the parents who will ever have access to the child's location and contact details".
Administrators and providers of services need to be explicitly clear as to the focus of their service and prioritization of outcomes.
