The phrase "are made apparent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is revealed or becomes clear to someone.
Example: "The underlying issues in the project are made apparent through the recent feedback from the team."
Alternatives: "are revealed" or "become clear".
Thus, when they are made apparent, NWI concerns matter to most people.
Balfas notes that three versions of Hasan are made apparent to the reader: Hasan's view of himself, the narrator's view of Hasan, and the narrator's reconstruction of Hasan.
But when a movement's failures and successes are made apparent to me, and I know that the driving force behind any movement are people as regular, simple, and nuanced as I am, I can feel empowered too.
Consequently, based on the findings of this study, the one-way impact of factors on characteristics implied in the initial framework would be more accurately depicted by a two-way arrow indicating reciprocal relationships between characteristics and factors that are made apparent in the Fig. 3 overlay.
Two readers (MEG and SK) were trained by known expert observers (glaucoma specialists, NPB and RMF) to identify SC and SL using images from patients who underwent canaloplasty (nonstudy patients), because Schlemm's canal and hence TM are made apparent by the presence of suture material.
Even then, the complacency and inertia that marked attempts to save the species was made apparent.
It is made apparent that New York's Italian and Irish communities don't mix at all.
"When people started to pay attention … it was made apparent for us that that was what our 'thing' was.
The artist once said that all paintings are analogies, not just representations, and the wisdom of this truth is made apparent throughout the show.
Phillips's intentions to deal one or more of his lefties was made apparent in his agreement with Rodriguez, who turns 37 in March.
