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Discover LudwigThe phrase "the prototype was cleared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a prototype has been approved, authorized, or deemed acceptable for further development or testing. Example: "After thorough testing, the prototype was cleared for production, allowing the team to move forward with the project."
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A few days later, the prototype was cleared through customs and arrived in Massachusetts.
The "snags" proved to be minor and by September, the prototype was cleared to perform at the 1952 SBAC Display at Farnborough where spectators commented on the "quietness" of the giant airliner.
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It is not clear whether the prototype was a vehicle, a fueling system, or both.
The prototype was tested in and around Enschede, the Netherlands.
The prototype was unveiled last year.
The prototype was first flown in March 1989.
The chair was never manufactured, and the prototype was lost.
First, the prototype was introduced briefly.
The prototype was calibrated prior to use.
But the prototype is a good start.
The prototype is the same look inside.
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