The phrase "obvious matter" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to something that is easily understood or recognized. Some examples of how to use it in a sentence are: - "It was an obvious matter that she was lying, her eyes kept darting away." - "The solution to the problem was an obvious matter, but no one seemed to notice it." - "The importance of taking care of our planet is an obvious matter that cannot be ignored any longer."
There's the obvious matter of top hat and tails versus T-shirt and slacks.
"Weeds" has never derived its subversion from the mere obvious matter of its setup: a widowed mother, Nancy Botwin ParkerLouistartsker), sellingselling drugs to keep her family from falling out of affluence in a fictional Los Angeles suburb.
Beyond the many authoritative observations of the Vatican specialists (reporters like Marco Politi of La Repubblica; periodicals like Limes; scholars like Alberto Milloni, to name just a few), it is not only an obvious matter of national pride that makes many of us Italians dream of the election of a fellow countryman.
After all, it is no obvious matter to establish even the possibility of the existence of structures with inaccessibly many objects.
From Fig. 6b, d which correspond to sample with high resistance, crystallites are observed but the more obvious matter is the existence of trap sites between separate crystallites which bring about the observed increase in the electrical resistivity, this is also indicated by the AFM results.
To illustrate this obvious matter of fact we simulated cost efficiency under different variance assumptions.
An artist's re-working of an obscure Victorian novel might not seem, on the face of it, to be the most obvious subject matter for an iPad app.
Beside obvious matters of fact, like the location of his father's remains, he is curious to know his father's state of mind.
Knowledge can consist of intuitively obvious matters or demonstrable relations of ideas but not of anything beyond experience; the mind can discover no necessary connections within experience nor any root causes of experience.
Moreover, it could also be valuable for radiographers to reflect on their own competence, role and development possibilities since a competence assessment may be a rewarding process as it provides information about less obvious matters in clinical practice.
This process should spend quite a bit of time seeking to understand not only you as a person but also how your household operates, your income and expense outlook and other material (but necessarily obvious) matters.
