The word 'manifests' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to mean 'to become apparent or evident.' For example, "The effects of the storm soon manifested when the power went out."
The intricate narrative manifests how the fates of the characters are bound together and how Havaa comes to symbolise all that is good in a chaotic world.
Julia Gillard might get an interrogation about her empty fruitbowl, or about her oversized earlobes, but the gratuitous personal attack for Indigenous leaders often manifests around identity questions.
One problem is that some airlines do not release their passenger manifests until 30 minutes before flights leave.
We have fought colonialism and defeated it and we still fight imperialism and we will fight it whenever it manifests itself".
Lester says Othello's otherness manifests itself most in his speech, which is orotund – Iago calls it bombastic – and self-conscious.
One way that conspiracy manifests itself is in the use of jargon, so that outsiders cannot follow what is going on.
Ken Caldeira of Stanford University, another of the authors, reckons that it may be feasible to place sulphates in the stratosphere near the poles and thus cool the Earth in a place where global warming manifests itself most strongly, though that would scarcely please the Russians and the Canadians.
The conflict often manifests itself in the person's hands, each controlled by a different hemisphere, trying to do opposing things.
Sliding charter rates are more a reflection of the eternal optimism of shipowners than a calamitous foundering of the world economy.Episodes of short-term volatility are one way that the touchiness of the index to the vagaries of supply and demand manifests itself.
At its worst, this manifests itself in a fiercely defensive culture.
This manifests itself in, among other things, an excessive love of deep-fried Mars bars and other health-sapping delicacies.
