"make it abundantly clear" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize the importance of a point or issue that you have already discussed or described. For example, "I would like to make it abundantly clear that all staff should wear appropriate safety gear when working with heavy machinery."
In a letter to The Henley Standard he wrote: "The scriptures make it abundantly clear that a Christian nation that abandons its faith and acts contrary to the Gospel (and in naked breach of a coronation oath) will be beset by natural disasters such as storms, disease, pestilence and war".
In a letter to the Henley Standard he wrote: "The scriptures make it abundantly clear that a Christian nation that abandons its faith and acts contrary to the Gospel (and in naked breach of a coronation oath) will be beset by natural disasters such as storms, disease, pestilence and war.
America must make it abundantly clear that this cannot continue.
Our schedules make it abundantly clear how important these presenters are to the BBC".
Yet his life and will also make it abundantly clear that his deepest desire was to have his work seen on his own terms.
In Africa, with its patronage culture, whiskies with distinctive labels should do well.Johnnie Walker's labels make it abundantly clear how much a customer has spent.
"I want to make it abundantly clear to all clubs that I will not allow cash transfers of this magnitude to become the norm.
So Bud Selig says, "I want to make it abundantly clear to all clubs that I will not allow cash transfers of this magnitude to become the norm".
The range of viewpoints and experiences expressed make it abundantly clear just how daunting yet worthwhile it is to grapple with the complexities of treating A.D.H.D. effectively.
These are loud alarm bells, and they make it abundantly clear that the UK needs to do more to remain competitive in the international education market.
But he said he considered the tactic a success, allowing him to make it abundantly clear that business and government would be punished for allowing unemployment to rise.
