The phrase "that clearly resonates" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe something that strongly strikes a chord with the speaker or the audience, evoking a strong emotional or intellectual response. Example: "The speaker's poignant words about social justice clearly resonated with the audience, who gave her a standing ovation at the end of her speech."
It is an appeal that clearly resonates with young people.
Buying nets to save African children from malaria is a movement that clearly resonates with young people.
One possibility is that the legitimacy of organizations and their decisions might rest on their effectiveness in providing public goods—a perspective that clearly resonates with the arguments for the efficiency of markets and non-majoritarian institutions.
And so I guess I try to make movies about the effect that has on people". The devastating emotional impact of a parent losing a child is a theme that clearly resonates with Penn.
Clad in black trouser suit and white shirt, she's a world away from the flesh-baring tropes of so much teenage pop, in a manner that clearly resonates with the younger end of her audience: there are screams when she patrols the lip of the stage.
It's an idea that clearly resonates with web browsers.
Tokyo presented its bid as a "safe pair of hands," an appeal that clearly resonated with Olympic officials.
He'd published some of his first poems under the title "Harmonium," a word that clearly resonated with my own concerns.
The fullest characterization is that of Desdemona, who also has the most memorable music, especially in a scene that clearly resonated with Verdi, when she sings the beautiful "Willow Song," accompanied by a consoling harp, and a gentle bedtime prayer.
Jost seemed genuinely passionate while defending the protesters at Standing Rock, while Che made some smart points about the detrimental effects of the new smoking ban in public housing, an issue that clearly resonated with him.
He also credited the revival of grime to a feeling of unrest among a lot of young people, who were using the honest lyrics and homegrown DIY approach of grime to express their disillusionment and angerIt was a message that clearly resonated, he said.
