The phrase 'is evident with the' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to introduce examples or evidence to support a point. For example, "It is evident with the wide range of new products on the market that consumer demand is increasing."
This is evident with the scandal of climate change, which comes predominantly from the relentless burning of fossil fuels to power our global economy.
The surge of twenty-somethings here in the past 10 years — the area's construction fences are tagged with literate squiggles like "the world is crazy but you don't have to feel like that" — is evident with the arrival of each L train at North Seventh Street, and is at least responsible in some significant part for driving the average age of a New Yorker to 36.
The popularity and demand for such capabilities is evident with the recent release of Heroes Season 1 on HD DVD.
Increase in particle size is evident with the increase of surface area, as recorded in Table 1.
While some decrease in power density is evident with the presence of a barrier layer, the performance decrease at 0.7 V is modest.
The phosphoryl oxygen, hydroxyl OH, and amine show an affinity of Au III) > Eu III) while Eu III) > Au III) is evident with the sulfonic acid.
A similar, albeit unsurprisingly less dramatic, comparison would be evident with the developing world.
This was evident with the arrival of a basket of coarse, hearty focaccia, along with olive oil for dipping.
As was evident with the Obama campaign's use of Twitter and other social technologies, the Republican nominees are not far behind.
That's evident with the launch of Uber in smaller cities like Sacramento, or Fresno, or Oklahoma City.
The reduction of the SIFs for the repaired specimens was evident with the comparison of the control specimens.
