"lucid language" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to language that is clear and easy to understand. For example: "The glossary was written in lucid language, making it easy to understand the terms."
The principal achievements of the century were the Minei ("Lives of the Saints") of 1776 80 and 1807 15 (each in 12 volumes, published in Râmnicu Vâlcea and in the monastery of Neamţ, respectively), whose rich and lucid language put them alongside the Bible of 1688.
It stands out for its simple and lucid language, its wonderful insight into personal and organizational behavior and its great illustrative case studies.
Written in a simple and lucid language, this is an erudite, meticulous, and precise examination of the long and complex history of the ideological framework underpinning the present obsession with the state of exception as the 'new form-of-state' as it obtains at least in the USA and UK". "This book will likely be every bit as influential as [Agamben's] previous texts...
In this video, he explains in plain, lucid language, why we should pay less attention to oil-stained pelicans in the aftermath of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, and focus instead on the all the disgusting bottom feeders who get short shrift.
In this video, he explains in plain, lucid language, why we should pay less attention to oil-stained pelicans in the aftermath of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill and focus instead on all the disgusting bottom feeders who get short shrift.
This is one of those books written in such lucid, unpretentious language that reading it is like looking into a deep pool of clear water.
The Two Romances emulated Schumann both in title and broadly narrative style and, after the wealth of romantic meandering, Watkins's lucid musical language had a fresh, immediate impact.
In lucid, compelling language, the report by the former head of Sky News into the Jimmy Savile affair paints a picture of modern dysfunction worthy of Francis Bacon's Screaming Pope".
It may be noted that ICC had no mandate to generate health-related technical information which otherwise was not available in lucid local language (e.g., information related to prevention and treatment of reproductive tract infections).
Clear language – lucid, rational language – to a man at war with both truth and reason, is an existential threat.
Dark and strange, it seems; and we are not likely to recall that the lucid light and language of Greek tragedy rested upon, though it did not rest in, a sense of fate.
