The phrase "an evident link" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a clear or obvious connection between two or more things.
Example: "The research findings suggest an evident link between diet and overall health."
Alternatives: "a clear connection" or "an obvious relationship."
There is an evident link to Goya in Redon's imagery of winged demons and menacing shapes, and one of his series was the Homage to Goya (1885).
Several films even put these technologies in relation with other, more "conventional" bio-technology or genomics applications, such as cloning or gene mutations, although there is an evident link to SB techniques.
There is an evident link between their actions and campaign donations from fossil fuel entities.
Hence, there is an evident link between blood flow and tissue or local CO2 accumulations conducting to increase tissue or venous-to-arterial CO2 differences, but sometimes normal macrohemodynamics does not prevent elevation of Pv-aCO2.
Sleaford Mods, though, are nobody's spokesmen, so these other stories are interpolated awkwardly and randomly, without any evident link to the main thrust of the documentary, other than a general sense of Look How Bad Things Are.
Second, the microscopic imagery of the edematous grafts permits the observation within the stroma of the "lakes", which adopt two main repartitions depending on the graft considered, without any evident link with its thickness or opacity.
In the owner-manager category, six out of the ten mortality factors identified in the literature show a more evident link with the OLC stages characteristics: individual characteristics, experience in management and the sector, managerial abilities, social links, managerial background and values.
However, these regulatory processes appear to be present, even in the absence of an evident direct link with NF κB, since all of these transcriptionally regulated genes form a highly related network.
As with the Nouveau Roman, Sartre and de Beauvoir were quite reserved towards the Nouvelle Vague, the new French cinema of the 1960s (ibid).. Rather than Sartre, it is Merleau-Ponty who gave the most lucid exposition of the evident link between cinema and existentialist philosophy in a conference at the National School of Cinema in Paris (1947b).
The question addressed by Dr. Ruvkun was that of whether some types of cell might be more important than others in mediating the evident link between the insulin receptor gene and life span.
Particularly worrisome is the evident link between suicidal thoughts and mental illnesses such as depression.
