The phrase "evident solution" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a clear solution to a problem that is easy to recognize. For example, "The tax break was an evident solution to the economic crisis."
Trump's focus on the narrowest part of the childcare conundrum, and the most self-evident solution (the one that benefits the middle class and more affluent families who have already found and can pay for childcare) shows just how oblivious he remains to the real problems that beset his constituency, and how tissue-thin his populism is.
The self-evident solution is for everybody else to stop playing his game.
This was suggested as a self-evident solution requiring no further explanation.
Holding up what seem, especially in retrospect, to be self-evident solutions found by caring people may inspire others.
Also of note, pronounced changes in Mn efficiency between barley genotypes were not evident in solution culture35, indicating that other factors such as root-soil or root-microbe interaction dictate Mn uptake rate from pools of low phyto-availability and thus Mn efficiency.
Large noise amplitudes up to 22% are evident for solutions computed on unstructured tetrahedral grids whereas computations on hexahedral and polyhedral grid structures exhibit substantially less noise.
It also becomes evident that solutions involve high costs, conflicting interests, politi cal adjustments, and many trade‐offs related to national growth and the way man lives in the United States.
In the case of the existence of periodic solutions, evident forms of all periodic solutions of a linear differential equation of the n th order with constant coefficients and systems of linear differential equations with constant coefficients in Banach spaces are given in terms of resolvent and quasi-resolvent operators of D. MSC 42A, 43, 47D.
In examining the barriers and the proposed solutions, it becomes evident that the solutions can be categorised based upon human and financial costs.
