clearly in sight

[chitraaa]

Is the use of "clearly in sight" correct with the opening words "two years into the pandemic" in the following sentence written by me:
Two years into the pandemic, as the world inches towards a new normal, new political and economic contours are clearly in sight.

 

[tedmc]

What do you mean by "political contours"? I don't think it is a common expression.

 

[chitraaa]

What do you mean by "political contours"? I don't think it is a common expression.

Okay, so can I say:
Two years into the pandemic, the changing contours of the world economy and politics are clearly in sight as the world inches towards a new normal.

 

[Ostap]

I don't think it is a common expression.

I definitely do.

Is the use of "clearly in sight" correct

Yes. Another option -- "in clear sight".

 

[tedmc]

I definitely do.

Where did you come across the phrase? I can't find it in https://fraze.it/
"Political/economic landscape" is more common.

Yes. Another option -- "in clear sight".

I think "in sight" is a set phrase.

 

[Ostap]

I can't find it in https://fraze.it/

I could, try again. Why use this site anyway if you can just use the Google news search with much more results? It's the same sources.

I think "in sight" is a set phrase.

It is, but as an alternative to "clearly in sight", it works. Your site by the way returns "in clear sight" too (not as much as Google news though).

 

[Tarheel]

many more results

 

[tedmc]

I could, try again. Why use this site anyway if you can just use the Google news search with much more results? It's the same sources.

It is, but as an alternative to "clearly in sight", it works. Your site by the way returns "in clear sight" too (not as much as Google news tho

I find fraze.it more reliable, being based on reputable sources, and is recommended by the teachers here. Google comes up with all sorts of stuff, right or wrong.

 

[Ostap]

I find fraze.it more reliable, being based on reputable sources, and is recommended by the teachers here. Google comes up with all sorts of stuff, right or wrong.

I said Google News, not just Google. The former, by the way, is also recommended over at WRF. The sources -- the mainstream media in both cases.

 

[jutfrank]

To answer the original question: Yes, clearly in sight is fine.