The phrase "also evident that a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something is clear or obvious in addition to other points being made.
Example: "In reviewing the data, it is also evident that a significant trend has emerged over the past year."
Alternatives: "also clear that a" or "also apparent that a".
Those styles constitute the bulk of the show, but it is also evident that a characteristic of many of the landscapes is broad, lively brushwork.
In argon 4.6 atmosphere, oxidation has been reduced, but it is also evident that a very small amount of only ZrO2 forms.
It is also evident that a qualitative change has taken place in the nature of the activity: it has changed from random fluctuations to random bursts.
It is also evident that a strong adaptive immune response is driving and maintaining the inflammation once started.
It is also evident that a single-handed practice is unsuitable for combining work and family duties.
However, it is also evident that a considerable improvement of the fermentability can be gained with a very small loss of sugar (about 1%) (Table 2) indicating that sugar loss is not always a valid objection to alkaline detoxification.
In between the two frescoes a significant difference is also evident that can be imputed to a different distance and angulation of the spotlights; the following higher illuminance is measured by the Hobo 10 located on the altar that, as said above, is the only zone lit by daylight (Figure 2).
Taking into account a consequently phylogenetic approach to taxonomy [ 47], however, it is also evident that an ecological (i.e., with respect to host taxonomy) justification of the proposed genus Bauhinus is simply lacking, irrespective of our molecular results.
It was also evident that all nematode species exhibited a linear relationship between the concentrations of IJs applied and the total number of IJs produced per infected larva.
However, it is also evident that the A and B genomes have diverged in a very significant way: cultivated peanut behaves genetically as a diploid and almost all pairing of chromosomes during meiosis is bivalent (Smartt 1990).
However, it is also evident that after a certain threshold level (i.e., certain number of disaster occurrences), the effect becomes negative influencing countries' production factors.
