'evident feature' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an attribute of something that is immediately obvious. For example, "The soaring spires of the cathedral are an evident feature of the city skyline."
We find a positive Lyapunov exponent an evident feature of chaos.
The first evident feature is the larger achievable throughput, since two streams are being transmitted in each frame.
The most evident feature is the seasonal variation, which is characterized by a clear winter minimum and a maximum extending during summer/equinoxes months.
In Lorenzetti's Bad Government fresco scene, nothing fits as it should and the most evident feature is the conflict, which is taking place in wild countryside a non-place between two armies.
Another evident feature is alternate enhancement (at approximately 10, 22, 33, 48 km) and diminution (at approximately 15, 25, 40 km) of the correlation coefficients with the TS altitude suggesting an intermittent relationship of the ISO between the MLT and TS. Figure 6 Maximum cross-correlation coefficient.
There was no evident feature of fibrosis and scarring.
Nevertheless, there are evident features of each methodology that makes it unsuitable for a specific problem.
One of the most evident features is that the nonlinear dynamics of memristor oscillator (10) are very rich.
Patients with clinically evident features of tick-borne encephalitis (neurologic signs) or Lyme disease (erythema migrans) were excluded from the study.
The cytoplasmic portion of the export apparatus complex shows evident features in 6-fold symmetry or 12-fold symmetry, while the periplasmic collar and stator complexes maintain 16-fold symmetry.
To make sure the cases are easily identifiable, the T.S.A. said in its request for proposals sent to manufacturers in March that bags should be designed with "self-evident features," including an absence of buckles, pockets or zippers.
