The phrase "an evident case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or example that is clear and obvious in its nature or implications.
Example: "The evidence presented in court made it an evident case of fraud."
Alternatives: "a clear example" or "an obvious instance".
While some murders remain mysterious and they leave us all speculate about the forces behind such incidents, Sabeen's seems like an evident case wherein it should not be hard to trace the roots of her killers.
In the discussion Confinement, Psychiatry, Prison, Foucault states the cooperation of psychiatrists with the KGB in the Soviet Union was not abuse of medicine, but an evident case and "condensation" of psychiatry's "inheritance", an "intensification, the ossification of a kinship structure that has never ceased to function".
We used it above as an evident case of reconstructive cultural transmission since, each time one retells the story, it will be extremely unlikely that she will repeat exactly the version heard.
Using carbon nanotubes, biomolecules and benzene rings is an evident example of these cases.
This was, Professor Friedman wrote, "a screamingly evident case of the court's running right along the tracks of public opinion".
What we now call Down syndrome, a consequence of a specific chromosome defect, has an apparent long history, including an evident described case in Saxon England in 800 AD, and a figurine with apparent Down syndrome features discovered in central Greece, the figurine dated to the Neolithic period about 7000 years ago.
Although this will bias a group of patients toward a subpopulation of radiographically evident cases that are sometimes less severe, the information gained from lung aspirates is valuable for individual patient management and remains the most conclusive information available on the etiology of pneumonia.
In the present study we analyse a dataset that presents evident cases of geographical segregation, such as island effects and we are able to show that the proposed methodology spots these islands, based on microsatellite data only and without any further geographical information or evolutionary assumption.
The most evident cases were HPV16 and HPV2.
The overall estimated SIR for evident cases (main analysis) was 0.88 (95% CI 0.74 1.04).
In Mongolia for example, vaccine effectiveness is evident: cases of Hib meningitis decreased by 2010 from 28 to 2 per 100 000 children.
