"no more evident" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to emphasize the fact that something is obvious or unmistakable. For example: The benefits of exercise on physical and mental health are no more evident than in those who exercise regularly.
10 p.m. 9) SIN CITY Despite the Malaysian government's efforts to curb drinking by imposing a steep "sin tax," bars are thriving in Kuala Lumpur — a trend no more evident than along the stretch of Changkat Bukit Bintang, or CBB.
This is probably no more evident than in the housing context, where lawyers for non-profits help to prevent eviction and foreclosure, saving people from dislocation, preserving communities, and preventing homelessness and the downward spiral that comes when a family loses its home.
"The dangerous consequences of climate change is no more evident than in the Pacific region.
This is no more evident than in my generation's rejection of the political mainstream.
This strength of teamwork is no more evident than in the leadership team that exists in RBS today.
It is a struggle Long Beach officials know they cannot win, and so they put the best face on things, no more evident than now.
The intermingling of traditions, music, art as well as mosques, churches and synagogues is no where more evident than in Sarajevo - evidence of tolerance and coexistence that held the fabric of our society together.
No-where is this more evident that in local government where municipalities are expected to lead on carbon reduction initiatives whilst operating in challenging political landscapes.
However, when we used a higher range of NaNO2 concentrations (0.1 mM–10 mM) (Figure S1B), we observed an important decrease in mycobacterial viability for both strains with increasing NO amounts, resulting more evident at day 5 of incubation.
The Big Trend No where is American extremism more evident than at the waistline.
At the neighbourhood level this is even more evident: nearly no policies involve a relevant public cost to be assessed in term of trade-offs, but this does not mean that all policies have no social cost.
