The phrase "as becomes evident" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is becoming clear or obvious as a result of the information presented.
Example: "The data collected over the past year shows a significant increase in sales, as becomes evident in the final report."
Alternatives: "as is clear" or "as is apparent".
Even the Brussels press corps is a pretty "on message" bunch, as becomes evident when its members venture out of Belgium en masse.
More patients with laparoscopic appendectomy appeared to be satisfied with their operation method as becomes evident by a higher recommendation rate and a higher satisfaction concerning their scars.
These excellent performances were recorded live, as becomes evident especially in the Symphonies Nos.
This is a downgrade from old-fashioned derring-do, as becomes evident if we project superhackers back in time.
She has mother issues as well, as becomes evident when her mother (Deborah Hedwall, in a wry, raspy performance) shows up.
He's less effective as a ringleader, as becomes evident on "Fuckin' Problems," an ensemble song anchored by the popular m.c.s Drake, 2 Chainz, and Kendrick Lamar.
Nor was Johnston better at managing destructive personality clashes among commanders within the nearby Army of Tennessee, as became evident that winter.
Vatican saint-making sometimes carries contentious political undertones, as became evident at the recent beatification of Pius IX, which was fiercely protested by Italian Jewish groups that view the 19th-century pope as anti-Semitic.
Moreover, they say, authorities with powerful technology will inevitably blunder, as became evident in October when an audit revealed that the Navy had lost nearly two dozen computers authorized to process classified information.
She herself was more of a wild-horses-couldn't-stop-me type of person, as became evident when her collection was unveiled at the Modern, under the title "On the Edge: Selections from the Werner and Elaine Dannheisser Collection".
But as became evident with Mr. Bush's latest speech on Iraq on Monday night, which followed a detailed speech Mr. Kerry gave on Iraq's future one month ago, the broad outlines of their approaches are more alike than not.
