The phrase "an evident division" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a clear or obvious separation or distinction between two or more elements, concepts, or groups.
Example: "In the analysis of the data, there was an evident division between the two demographic groups."
Alternatives: "a clear distinction" or "an obvious separation."
Knockdown of AtYLMG1-1 had no effect on chloroplast division, but the lack of an evident chloroplast division phenotype might be due to the existence of two other genes related to AtYLMG1-1 (AtYLMG2-2 and AtYLMG2, shown in Figure 2B).
For their part, the unitarians were happy to exploit the evident divisions in the trinitarian camp (Dixon 2003, 125 9; Nye 1693).
For many couples, it becomes clear that there always were "his and mine" or "hers and mine" divisions in the house and it is only when arguing that these evident divisions are used as weapons to wound one another.
There was a clear division evident in the data between the way support was sought and used for, on one hand, the utilitarian tasks of maintaining a household and the mundane activities of daily living (including some of the more utilitarian tasks of caring for the PWD) and, on the other, the taking of responsibility for the care and wellbeing of the PWD.
They also pointed to more-specific similarities evident in Division II of Being and Time, in which Heidegger emphasizes the centrality of the German Volk as a historical actor and the importance of "choosing a hero," an idea widely promoted among the German right as the Führerprinzip.
A clear separation between the heart tube and embryos is evident with a sub division between the Embryo libraries derived from small RNA enriched and total RNA.
Even within Nasscom, a division was evident this morning at a session on global technology trends.
Secondly, they possess caste differentiation within the female sex, where a clear division of labour is evident between two or more physiologically, behaviourally and, in many cases, morphologically distinct phenotypes [ 6, 7].
A different division of responsibilities became evident, in which, those with better communication skills assumed the roles of instructors whereas, those strong in practical skills got involved in organizational matters.
The degree of social organization in a Hymenoptera colony is most evident in the division of labour.
