"has made evident" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is typically used to describe how someone or something has revealed or shown something to be true or clear. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as: - The new data has made evident the need for stricter environmental regulations. - His actions have made evident his true intentions. - The research has made evident that exercise helps improve cognitive function. - The recent scandal has made evident the corruption within the government. - Her speech has made evident her strong leadership skills. Example: The latest findings from the study have made evident the link between diet and heart disease.
The Snowden affair has made evident the U.S. disposition to twist arms.
If there's one thing that the past few years has made evident for Disney it's that making sure your products are 'on mobile' and fully embracing it are different things entirely.
The experiment has made evident that the attributes of the transport projects need to be described in terms of impacts to which individuals are able to attach a value.
Second, a deep critical reconsideration (Ghirardi, Grassi, and Benatti 1995) has made evident how the concept of 'distance' that characterizes the Hilbert space is inappropriate in accounting for the similarity or difference between macroscopic situations.
This, compared to the traditional methods of controlling this payload oscillation has made evident that the control method associated to the use of a joystick can reduce the loading time and also eliminate the need of a highly experienced driver operating the crane.
The research has made evident that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to making decisions and taking risks.
As the Great Leap Forward and Cultural Revolution have made evident, the Communist regime is spectacularly fallible, capable of making the sort of errors for which generations of Chinese continue to pay.
What the Tea Party's rise had made evident was that the chances of uniting to solve our problems were remote because we could not find the least agreement about what the problems were.
Previous studies have made evident the potential that lies in digested manure residual biogas.
Neither its context (a grammatical treatise of Herodian) nor its wording ("…however many they have made evident for mortals to look upon") provides definitive guidance.
What events of the past year have made evident is this: that lid is now off and there is little the United States (or anyone else) can do to reinstall it.
