"made everything clear" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where someone or something has provided understanding or clarity on a certain topic or problem. Here is an example of how it could be used in a sentence: "After the teacher explained the lesson a second time, it made everything clear for the students and they were able to complete the assignment with ease."
They made everything clear and they were compassionate, so I didn't even think about surgery.
I hope the extra-full solution notes will have made everything clear.
Re "An Operation That Made Everything Clear https://www.nytimes.com/2007/03/20/health/20brody.html Read the Article".
On Saturday, if you couldn't always decipher his words through his accent, the dancing — which Mr. Maharaj justly compared to drawing — made everything clear.
When I chatted to Sjöberg about butterflies, neither of us could understand our native common names but their scientific names made everything clear.
One 71-year old female patient told us that on her second visit with her specialist, he answered all her questions and made everything clear, "These pills would help build my bones and I thought all of that through...I thought, he's a doctor.
I'm sure the attached photo of our work-in-progress whiteboard will make everything clear.
"We must seriously ask the Intelligence Ministry to make everything clear and prove that the Islamic republic supports constructive criticism," Ahmad Tavakoli, a member of Parliament, said in a speech.
Oh, and for those expecting the Treasury Department's "stress tests" to make everything clear: the White House spokesman, Robert Gibbs, says that "you will see in a systematic and coordinated way the transparency of determining and showing to all involved some of the results of these stress tests".
In 1988 the 20th anniversary seemed to make everything clear, when a brilliant Channel 4 season revealed what my lot seemed to be lacking: the rebel mindset, certainly, but also a strain of politics so all-encompassing that it seemed dizzying.
"We need to sit down on the table and make everything clear.
