"has been made apparent" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has been recently revealed or brought to light. Example: The flaws in the company's financial statements have been made apparent through the thorough investigation conducted by the auditors.
Serious fans even see reasons to celebrate where no successful return has been made apparent – this video of a hyper-energetic kid shrieking exhortation for fans to stop picking on Sonic ("SONIC HAS BEEN REDEEMED") might be sincere and it might be a joke, but the video has 135,000 views because no one really cares either way.
By the segregation of cardiac disease it has been made apparent that heart disease is now the most important cause of death in the United States and in most other industrialized nations.
More recently, this has been made apparent by the parallel outsized commercial successes in the US of The Passion of the Christ and Fahrenheit 9/11 - both speaking directly to huge and mainly separate segments of the American populace that feel disenfranchised, and both made even more appealing by the scorn heaped on them in the mainstream media.
In recent years, the absence of this has been made apparent by its coverage in the media spotlight for reports of work-related injury and stress reducing the drivers' ability to work [7].
This harm has been made apparent in the aftermath of recent violations.
The man pictured was former CIA officer Dewey Clarridge, and as has been made apparent by the details laid out above, a man I became very interested in after the Times article.
The reason for urgency had been made apparent by clients, Mr. Berardino said.
It's not the first time the benefits of cold for traumatic injury have been made apparent.
Watson assured investors that the true nature of Enron's business had been made apparent to him: "We have comfort there is not another shoe to drop.
Sadly, then, I think the answer you need has been made bluntly apparent: What's more important to you, your hair color or this job?
The souring on alternative platforms to Facebook and traditional advertising has been made increasingly apparent as Twitter's valuation has dropped off a cliff.
