The phrase "overly visible" is correct and usable in both written and spoken English.
You can use this phrase in order to express something that is too obvious or easily noticeable. For example, "His sense of insecurity was overly visible in his speech."
Pink and raw and overly visible, so all by itself (in its upright fifth-grade cursive).
However I am sure you can tell the difference between awesome (Dawn of Humans) and not (this guy's overly visible crotch v).
Not brightly lit or overly visible under the construction scaffoldings, you could easily miss the restaurant if you were busy on your phone, texting, tweeting or just not paying attention to your surroundings.
These have targeted excessively visible crucifixes, then overly prominent minarets in Switzerland; there have been complaints against "offensive" religious garb in Holland and England, and now, a series of curious decisions involving the removal of Christmas trees in the United States and Canada.
This point overlies a visible crossover between the rostral rhinal vein and the midline suture on the mouse skull, allowing for the conversion of the MRI coordinates into surgical stereotactic coordinates.
"Assad [right] appears to have had the edge detail on his hair smoothed out, in contrast to the harsh, overly sharpened edges visible elsewhere on his body," McCoy says.
People have automatic responses which mean that initially they may overly focus on visible differences, rather than the person.
They move from being overly concerned about the visible changes they can't stop and focus more on the internal ones that require their attention.
The crater is at the northern end of Death Valley, so the lights of Las Vegas, 140 miles away, were visible but not overly pronounced to the naked eye.
This time, an unabashed Obama should be able to control the Pentagon, whose temporary bellicosity has been blunted by two wars, and make sure that the team follows the Teddy Roosevelt dictum about speaking softly but keeping a big stick in visible (but not overly ostentatious) reserve.
