"makes evident" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to reveal or clearly show something. Example: The data collected from the experiment makes evident the correlation between exercise and improved cognitive function.
Falsifiable and corroborated theories are thus to be preferred, though, as the impossibility of the second problem of induction makes evident, these are not to be confused with support by evidence.
Still, as this show makes evident, the work deserves more attention than it has received.
It's going to be an unpredictable one, as Microsoft's purchase of Yahoo earlier this year makes evident".
As "Man Shops Globe," beginning on Wednesday on the Sundance Channel, makes evident, it takes villages to fill the place.
Of these, as the endless daily parade of desperation and diagnoses makes evident, it is pain whose presence predominates.
I'm beginning to suspect that the word processor not only makes evident my limitations but contributes to them as well.
It has aspirations to romanticism, as the character Jonathan Josh Radnorr) makes evident, but his story, as a link in the chain, is merely sophomoric.
Part of the joke is in the way the obvious animalness of the protagonist makes evident the absurdity of the human behavior depicted.
As Charlotte Moore's highly enjoyable new production at the Irish Repertory Theater makes evident, it is a rebellious, snorting smirk of a play (2 15).
Chatwin traveled not to see new things but out of a biological need that was also, as Shakespeare makes evident, a biological flaw (a shark's peculiar gill structure allows it to breathe only when moving through the water).
Ricky is Bobby's self-destructive Johnny Boy, a nod to "Mean Streets," though in "Made" Mr. Favreau makes evident the debt that both he and Martin Scorsese owe to Cassavetes.
