The phrase "a more visibly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the visibility of something in a more pronounced or noticeable way.
Example: "The new design features a more visibly appealing layout that attracts more attention."
Alternatives: "a more apparent" or "a more noticeable".
It says: "As in the 1980s, Britain will become a more visibly unequal society.
That would seem to point to the president installing, perhaps by the end of the summer, a strong, new government with a more visibly empowered prime minister.
Recently, however, a more visibly religious, upwardly mobile social group has struggled to distinguish itself against this backdrop of conventional middle-class modernity, by embracing Islamic culture and values.
Once Campbell arrived in Israel earlier this year, he found that Haifa boasted a more visibly diverse demographic than Tel Aviv or Jerusalem, so he opted to focus on the country's third largest city for Elska's 14th issue.
Once Campbell arrived in Israel earlier this year, he found that Haifa boasted a more visibly diverse demographic than Tel Aviv or Jerusalem, so he opted to focus on the country's third largest city for Elska's 14th issue. .
Perhaps what gun control needs is a few advocates who are a little more visibly familiar with the sheer fun of holding a pistol and pulling the trigger.
I have never seen a conductor more visibly out of sympathy with his material, nor heard a more drably mechanical account of this supremely Romantic work: no drama, no poetry, gratingly crude dynamics – it could have been a first rehearsal.
"At one point I might be able to help it happen a little more visibly than you might expect".
Georges and Anne, a middle-class couple, fleeing the city with their children, seek refuge in their vacation home, only to find it occupied by another family -- a poorer, more visibly frightened mirror image of their own shattered normalcy.
In "Torpor," published in 2006, Sylvie reckons with her ambiguous relationship with an older and more visibly "successful" man, tries to create a more stable domestic life, grieves her abortions, and ultimately wants to adopt an orphan.
And Tony became even more visibly a killer, shooting one of the young men who had shot Christopher, even as the bloodied victim squirmed and cried for his mommy.
