The phrase "dramatically visible" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something is highly noticeable or easily seen in a striking or impressive manner. Example: The effects of climate change were dramatically visible in the melting glaciers and rising sea levels.
Security is dramatically visible: double razor-wire fences, sentry posts, watch towers.
Some homeowners with termites volunteer as trappers during swarm season, when the insects are dramatically visible.
It is here, where winds are light, that the plastic debris of our throwaway lives is dramatically visible.
These days, it also provides a dramatically visible marker of the crisis facing the Colorado river after years of diminishing snowfalls on the Rockies.
But they can also change themselves in significant and dramatically visible ways.
"The volume in the high end of the market could be somewhat thinner, but this will not be dramatically visible in the overall market volume," said Jari Honko, analyst with eQ Bank in Helsinki.
The calculated results show that compared to pure monolayer ZrS2, the ZrS2/B20 hybrid displays dramatically enhanced visible light response, making it to be great potential in solar energy conversion.
Brief proteinase K treatment completely removed the diffuse Unc119 staining in the neuronal soma of patients and controls, but dramatically increased visible Unc119 inclusion pathology in C9orf72 mutation patients (Fig. 7).
Designed by Bjarke Ingels, and named after its stunning glass geometric façade, The Honeycomb apartments all have their own outdoor pools sunken into the terrace floors, so that they are dramatically transparent and visible from outside.
The non-surgical treatment options available today (Intense Pulse Light, Fractional Laser, chemical peels, fillers …), are clinically proven to dramatically improve these visible signs of aging.
"General relativists," says Mr. Will, "had the reputation of residing in intellectual ivory towers, confining themselves to abstruse calculations of formidable complexity". But the discovery of pulsars and black holes within the Milky Way, as well as violent quasars situated at the edge of the visible universe, dramatically changed this situation in the 1960's.
