The phrase "is extremely apparent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something is obvious or easily seen. For example: "The fact that the economy has been in decline for months is extremely apparent."
In a demo of the new Call of Duty, explicitly designed to impress, the subtlety of the game's graphics were extremely apparent; while the game's artists can render bruises, cuts, and dirt scarring the vaguely lifelike polygon dolls that populate those virtual worlds, you probably will not notice these lush details eight feet away from your television.
Sure, one can find financial innovations that seem helpful and posit how the general process of groth and innovation in finance could be good for growth, but the costs of a large financial sector are extremely apparent while even the most ardent backers of financial innovation have a difficult time explaining how economic performance would have been harmed by restrictions on financial activity.
(My personal biases on the subject should now be extremely apparent).
The interrupting did nothing for me to and this is one of the places with Lehrer's failure was extremely apparent.
However, most of these birds' range is extremely remote, with no apparent trend in the species as a whole.
Second, the controller's apparent accuracy is extremely impressive.
It is also apparent that the discrimination performance is extremely poor in the neighborhood of ψ = 0 ([−5∘] 5∘]) that justifies the conclusion in the former section.
The star has an apparent magnitude of 13.3, meaning that it is extremely dim as seen from Earth.
As is clearly apparent in the figure, the time required perform the gravity calculation is extremely stable.
As an apparent attempt to address the enormity of the original film, T2 is extremely self-referential.
