The phrase "a visible one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that can be seen or is apparent, often in contrast to something that is not visible or hidden.
Example: "In the dark room, the only source of light was a visible one coming from the window."
Alternatives: "an observable one" or "a discernible one".
But those who live with deformity -- especially a visible one, and particularly if it is on the face or the hands -- confront daily the painful effects of these innate and socially reinforced reactions in the people around them.
One was the reluctance of war-weary America to take a lead role, at least a visible one.
In one respect it would be nice to think the away end will be empty and the protest a visible one, in the form of row after row of unfilled seats, with the message it sends that, ultimately, it is the people who watch football who choose its good guys and its pariahs.
An Apple factory in the U.S., a visible one that is branded and discussed in the press, can change many ecosystems overnight.
But this is why they shouldn't: Cancer is as much a microscopic and molecular disease as it is a visible one.
It may be a visible one, a particularly egregious one, one that has slowly gotten the attention of the public, but these situations happen every day.
It's very important that not only is saving a habit but a highly visible one.
The imperial statues in New Delhi presented a dilemma; compared with the challenges of poverty, industrialization, and the desire to consolidate a constitutional democracy, they were a minor irritant, but a highly visible one.
He is a new kind of leaker of the wired age: an immediately visible one with a voice and the means to go direct with the public.
Nonetheless, where the threshold is set remains a highly charged political issue, and a very visible one.
Mistakes count, and an ill-made Vice-Presidential pick can be a very visible one.
