"mostly evident" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that something is mostly or largely obvious or apparent. Example: It was mostly evident that Jane was the top candidate for the job, as she had years of experience and glowing recommendations from previous employers.
The government is mostly evident in several welfare schemes, controlled by the village's elected leader, or pradhan.
Differences between the United States and Europe, mostly evident in the labor market, suggest that a purely Walrasian model may be inappropriate for the study of European business cycles.
The communal land ownership tenure system mostly evident in pastoralist areas provides everyone an equal right of exploiting the resources.
However, as shown in Keskiner's paper, the French education system also asks for parental involvement – mostly evident in the orientation process before choices for certain tracks in upper secondary education are made by the school board.
We can see that the spike does not uniformly appear in all channels but is mostly evident in the channels of the right hemisphere (in this case) and mainly in F8 electrode.
The affectedness of the medium is a feature which is mostly evident, and almost pervasive in the case of sounds, because of the relatively similar size of the phenomena involved at the source and in the medium proper.
The frustration of the journalists on the panel Tuesday was mostly not evident at the candidate debates and interviews, where journalists, with some important exceptions here and elsewhere, took a passive role, without much follow-up.
Significant group differences were also found in BA at L52, at all sites except the lumbar spine, which were mostly still evident at NPNL and F52.
Unfortunately, I do feel like the description of the problems with a remote workforce and the conclusions are mostly self-evident.
And her suggestions for reducing water use are mostly self-evident: fix leaks, install low-flow toilets and water-miser washers, turn off the shower while you lather, and so on.
The liabilities of that approach are mostly self-evident.
