The phrase "transparent person" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who is honest and open in their communication, and who is willing to make their thoughts and opinions known in a straightforward manner. For example, "John is a very transparent person; he speaks his mind without fear of judgement."
It's weird when you become a transparent person.
"I think I'm the most transparent person in public life," she said.
I'm a very transparent person, and I explained what had happened to my potential clients, who were a little shocked by my appearance.
Catherine is not a transparent person, but I detected a maternal side to her and wanted to explore that in this movie.
"I'm typically a very transparent person, but I decided to wait because I didn't want my pregnancy to jeopardize the growth of our company.
President Obama demonstrates integrity and a sense of wholeness; a non-fragmented, transparent person.
I've always been a painfully transparent person--the kind who wears his emotions on his sleeve--so he was probably responding to the blank stare on my face, only coming as the result of the many four-word expletives that were running through my mind.
When caregivers were transparent, the persons with dementia did not notice that it was the caregivers who were 'in charge' and therefore felt liberated and self-determining, in line with Malloy & Hadjistavropoulos (2004).
As they eye each other discreetly across the glass divide, which conveniently includes two transparent strips, the person who has identified someone to his liking (usually, but not always, a man selecting a woman) writes a brief "love note" on a sheet of paper.
If both sides stay transparent about the person's goals, they'll have an easier time talking about the progress that's been made.
"There was no question the banks did not want the C.M.E. to make the market more liquid and transparent," said one person briefed on the banks' internal discussions who asked for anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly.
