The phrase "is well apparent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is clearly visible or obvious.
Example: "The need for change in our approach is well apparent after reviewing the recent data."
Alternatives: "is clearly evident" or "is readily apparent."
Secondly, it was well apparent that the mechanical properties attributed to molecules by the kinetic theory could not constitute an exhaustive list of those properties.
At the same time the spurious underlying nature of metastasis has been well apparent to experimentalists.
While this blame is well deserved, the apparent willingness of so many workers to act against their own interests needs to be called into question also.
Given his apologetic tone at times, Larson is well aware of apparent difficulties and ensuing criticism his book might trigger.
No one knows.' Remnick is well aware of the apparent mystery, which is why no focus group is ever involved in an editorial decision.
It (1) attaches easily to an implanted guide, (2) is compact and durable, (3) weighs only 10 g, and (4) is well tolerated with no apparent discomfort to the animal.
It is well established that clinically apparent diabetic cardiomyopathy may take several years to develop, but echocardiography can detect significant abnormalities early at the onset of symptomatic heart failure.
The apparent resistivity is well fitted also for the long period data while the impedance phase appears to be inconsistent.
That cultural shift is well documented and should be apparent to anyone with even the slightest interest in dance music, club culture, and nightlife in general.
That their marriage was troubled is well-documented – notably her apparent affair with Bertrand Russell, and her turning to drugs for solace.
That Mary was well educated is apparent from letters that she wrote.
