The part of a sentence "example is evident" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to point out the fact that something is very obvious and easy to understand. For example, "The success of the company is evident from all of the awards it has won."
The most visible example is evident the moment you pop certain DVD's into your player: letterboxing, the practice of transferring films to video formats without altering their original horizontal images to make them fit a square.
A certain barely suppressed rage, for example, is evident in the guy in Phoenix who wears his gun to a protest against Hillary ("I'm out here with two friends, Smith and Wesson").
One recent example is evident in the xenophobic remarks of the Republican presidential candidate, Donald Trump, who recently referred to Mexican and other immigrants as rapists and murderers.
The most obvious example was evident before the 1979 European Cup semi-final first leg.
One of the most visible travel examples is evident at airports: frequent fliers who have undergone background checks as part of United States programs like Global Entry and Clear can now be seen sailing through security after pausing at kiosks to verify their biometric information through fingerprint and iris scans.
Five examples were evident in this collection, distributed polyphyletically as one clade of three isolates and two singletons.
(1) We cannot claim that evil is just an illusion, for in the case of pain (for example) it is evident to the one who suffers it that it is genuinely evil.
The TFDs corresponding to the common and discriminant structures were plotted in panel D. Observing the ease at which the proposed approach separated the synthetic and chirp-like signal features in this example, it is evident that the this method has the potential to be a powerful and a useful tool in signal pattern recognition applications.
Using the top pathway, T cell receptor signaling, as an example, it is evident that every level of the signal pathway from the cell surface to the nucleus is represented (Figure 5).
For example it is evident that there is marked variation between Boards in the stability rate for all staff - the 2 year rate varies between 67% and 80.5%.
For example, it is evident that risks of first-time infection and subsequent reinfection differ due to partial protective immunity against CT [ 11, 37].
