"evident trend" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a trend that is easy to see or identify. For example, "The data clearly shows an evident trend towards increased sales over the past year."
Leaflets from the 2015 slate of candidates have begun to drop through letterboxes and there is an evident trend already.
On Broadway the most evident trend has been toward chamber-style orchestrations like the eight-instrument arrangements for the current revival of "A Little Night Music," Mr. Sondheim and Hugh Wheeler's story of aging lovers grappling with regrets.
Fig.10b shows lower values for both r2 and slope and a less evident trend for both parameters relative to the series of the shorter horizontal Carcer vector.
During the last two decade there is an evident trend towards integrated and intelligent automation systems in the control and management of public domain buildings for various aims and purposes.
In the three countries, there is an evident trend for the direct value-added content of their exports to be a larger proportion of the gross value of their exports.
As expected, an evident trend of the learning algorithm focuses on placing more importance on action 's' as the hopping cost increases.Stochastic distributions of the mixed strategy Nash equilibrium for the transmitter and jammer under the default game parameters may also be shown in the form of the state-grouped Markov chains, as done in Figure 13a,b.
More evident trends are obtained on the time dimension.
The researchers categorize the data into four developmental phases with evident trends.
More stations showed significant change points than trends, and winter showed more evident trends and change points in SMPs than other three seasons.
In southern China, for instance in the Huaihe River, Pearl River, and Yangtze River basins, there are no evident trends of change in drought frequency.
We find (sh_{t}^{p}(a)) to be 4.25% on average, with no evident time trend (see Moreau 2013).
