The phrase "make apparent that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to express the idea of clarifying or revealing something to others.
Example: "The research findings make apparent that there is a significant correlation between diet and health."
Alternatives: "demonstrate that" or "reveal that".
Mr. Barenboim is partly filling the job that Riccardo Muti vacated two years ago, when he quit here in a huff, and the Scala audience, to make apparent that it welcomed their new principal guest conductor, cheered him both after the second intermission and again when he shepherded the orchestra onto the stage for a lengthy curtain call.
The examples make apparent that there are violations as regards the ideal terminology standardization process as defined in [32].
The increasing accessibility of most of his writings in English translations will make apparent that Alexander's work is not only relevant for specialists in the history of philosophy, but will open up an interesting age of transition in the history of philosophical and scientific ideas.
Exhibitions like Endless House make apparent that the influence continues.
However, these measurements at pH < 3 make apparent that protonated Tyr-OH is more difficult to oxidize than protonated Trp-H, such that management of the phenolic proton is often a requirement for Tyr oxidation in proteins.
The conference made apparent that culinary history is important and creates an understanding of a culture.
It is made apparent that New York's Italian and Irish communities don't mix at all.
Application of a simple function to consider adsorption and absorption mechanisms makes apparent that (a) surface and core compositions of PAH of identical MW groups vary with combustion and (b) preferential surface adsorption of lower MW PAH is possible.
It's soon made apparent that they're not the only ones affected – entire cities are without power, with news reports suggesting that a terrorist had targeted power supplies.
Last fall, playing the Earl of Kent, in "King Lear," at the Public Theatre, he made apparent that while he listened to Lear he wasn't merely attending; he was thinking of what he could do to save him.
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.
