"evident issue" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to something which is clearly a problem. For example, "The environmental impact of our current practices is an evident issue that needs to be addressed."
Also portrayed are less evident issues such as genetic testing for illnesses without a good treatment, memory aids, social disengagement, and family frustration.
Compliance problems, interruptions in treatment and dosage changes are likewise evident issues of concern in this study design, but these disparities reflect the clinical reality when treating ADHD patients.
It's really that simple; however, in typically Princetonian academic fashion a simple, self-evident issue is overanalyzed by academic people who must have a lot of spare time.
Ultimately, the most robust way of settling the risks and benefits of interviews versus questionnaires (other than the self-evident issue of cost) is via a randomized controlled trial (RCT), which might be a future research possibility.
But looking at many countries' current political programs, it's evident "the issue of sustainable development is not a priority at all," writes Philippe Roch, a member of the Swiss delegation to the 1992 summit, in Switzerland's Le Temps (as translated by Worldcrunch).
He got the decision and Dana White later tweeted that Chad had a chest infection which explained the evident cardiovascular issues.
Several hours after the problem became evident, Google issued an initial statement at its headquarters in Mountain View, Calif., that said: "Lots of users in China have been unable to search on google.com.hk today.
The split is also evident in issues like gun control, immigration and government spending, where young voters are more likely today than several years ago to adopt the views of their own parties.
According to executives at Evident, the issues facing businesses go beyond just securing personal data.
It is related to Egyptian green, whose colour is due to the presence of Cu-doped (max 2%) parawollastonite (CaSiO3), which does not show evident degradation issues (it transforms into the polymorph pseudowollastonite above 1150 °C) [154].
Despite this evident need, issues of aging in Africa have only recently started receiving attention in research and in policies.
