The phrase "an evident relation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a clear or obvious connection between two or more things.
Example: "In the study, the researchers found an evident relation between exercise and improved mental health."
Alternatives: "a clear connection" or "an obvious link".
In the environment category, four factors out of the ten most mentioned ones in the literature (Table 2), show a more evident relation with the typical characteristics of the small businesses during the OLC stages: clients, concurrence, business sector and suppliers.
In the Gospels the Gentiles appear as isolated exceptions, and the choice of 12 Apostles has an evident symbolic relation to the 12 tribes of Israel.
In the Gospels Gentiles appear as isolated exceptions, and the choice of 12 Apostles has an evident symbolic relation to the 12 tribes of Israel.
There is no evident relation between the load and the coefficient of static friction.
The abrasion resistance of MS-PCC is improved with the increment of surface roughness and deceases of crushing value and Los Angeles abrasion value of sand particles, while has not evident relation with the silicon content of sand.
As this takes place, the PC index, characterizing the polar cap magnetic activity affected by E KL, demonstrates the evident relation to the substorm onset.
Now we turn to the idea that unified consciousness of contents and experiencing requires some kind of phenomenally evident relation among the contents of the unified conscious state (in addition to the contents being aspects of a single unified act of consciousness) and some attempts to model this relationship.
Furthermore, we explored and evaluated the role of GNAO1 in the occurrence and development of HCC in cell model, including cell proliferation and senescence [ 17], hoping to explain its evident relation to HCC.
According to Clarke, that some actions (those we call morally good or required) are "fit to be done" and others not fit is grounded upon the immediately evident relations in which things stand to each other in nature, just as "the proportions of lines or numbers" are evident to the rational perception of a reasonable being.
