The phrase "most manifest" is acceptable in written English.
It is an adjective that means "obvious" or "clearly evident." For example, you could say, "Her genius was most manifest in her art."
Heart failure is an additional cause of generalized edema, usually most manifest as swollen feet and ankles.
The Island Explorer's most manifest improvement over the area's resorts is its instantaneous access to the oft-overlooked Maldivian cultural heritage and, perhaps more importantly, water-sport activities.
These sentiments were and are—most manifest in the prosperous commercial and industrial centres in the western provinces, which attracted many members of persecuted religious or political minorities.
In practical terms, those achievements are most manifest in the bloc's single currency and the freedom of movement within the borderless, passport-free zone known as the Schengen area.
Bell pointed out that, at present, thermal expansion of the warming ocean is the largest contributor to sea level change and is most manifest in the tropics, where solar input is greatest.
THIS recession has many victims, but it is in the lengthening lists of ordinary working men and women on the books of job centres and employment agencies that the suffering is most manifest.
Change issues most often manifest themselves in resistance to change.
So far, the drought of 2000 has been most clearly manifest in the Great Lakes region.
In neonates, these abnormalities most often manifest with hepatic and neurologic dysfunction; the hepatocerebral phenotype.
During periods of unoccupied time or boredom, these patients most likely manifest neuropsychiatric symptoms.
Mostly, though, the works seemed shopworn, a quality most clearly manifest in the quartet's too frequently harsh timbres.
