"ultimately clear" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has become clear after a process or series of events. Example: After months of extensive research and analysis, the answer to the mystery was ultimately clear: the missing artifact had been stolen by the museum's curator.
These two forces should ultimately clear the backlog in the market and prop up prices.
The Yankees and the city argue that the public will ultimately clear $280 million from the entire deal, a figure questioned by many economists.
Mr. Strauss-Kahn's subsequent brief affair with Ms. Nagy, who is married, soon became public — spurring an internal investigation at the fund that would ultimately clear him of having abused the power of his office.
KABUL, Afghanistan — For all the fighting that lies ahead over the next several days, no one doubts that the American and Afghan troops swarming into the Taliban redoubt of Marja will ultimately clear it of insurgents.
Some people close to the program have urged caution, hopeful that the investigation into the football program's culture will find initial media reports to have been overblown and ultimately clear stakeholders such as Evans.
The major conclusion of this study is that acute ethanol exposure suppresses pro-inflammatory cytokine production and that a hyporesponsive TLR4 (in C3H/HeJ mice) decreases pro-inflammatory cytokine levels, but the cytokines and other mediators induced through other receptors are sufficient to ultimately clear the infection but not enough to induce lethal septic shock.
Ethics lawyers ultimately cleared his involvement.
This being a comedy, things are ultimately cleared up.
— LAWRIE MIFFLIN Great effort in the circle, but ultimately cleared by New Zealand's equally tenacious defenders.
In both cases, torture was used to obtain false confessions, though the accused were ultimately cleared.
Two of the indicted traders pleaded guilty; the 13 others were ultimately cleared of criminal charges.
