The phrase "overtly exposed" is correct and can be used in written English.
You might use it to describe a situation or person that is very open and exposed to public scrutiny, like, "The politician's financial records were overly exposed to public viewing."
From previous research, we know that physiotherapists can use delicate and indirect practices when correcting clients' performance, so as not to overtly expose their incompetence [ 26].
It is not hard to imagine how this kind of writing could go awry, and Merwin's attempts to expand his range of subjects to the social or the overtly political often expose his limits.
I'm not overtly trying to expose people to new music.
For instance, by screening the clonogenic potential of a collection of S. cerevisiae mutants exposed to an overtly toxic amount of CDDP, we demonstrated that the molecular cascades elicited by CDDP, CdCl2 and C2-ceramide in yeast exhibit very limited overlaps.
For her part, Rachel Lamb says that she knows not to engage with people who are overtly hostile, but thinks that people like her who were simply never exposed to information about climate science in their cultural orbit as children are where she needs to focus her energies.
"The article here is extensive, factually detailed and so overtly inflammatory that it is difficult to conceive how a juror would remain impartial if exposed to its contents," Judge F. Herbert Gruendel wrote.
Coty continued that the commercial was "intended to reflect the singer Beyoncé's personal 'sexy chic' style," and while Beyoncé's cleavage is exposed at certain parts of the commercial, Coty stated that it is not "overtly graphic or explicitly sexual and at no point was Beyoncé naked".
The Dallas ambush has also exposed an uncomfortable fact for the gun-rights movement: for decades, even as it maintains its abstract tributes to law enforcement, it has embraced a strain of insurrectionist rhetoric, overtly anti-government activism that endorses the notion that civilians should have guns for use against American police and military.
Female B6C3F1 lacI mice were exposed daily for 6 hr/day 7 days/week to 0, 10, 30, or 90 ppm chloroform by inhalation, representing nonhepatotoxic, borderline, or overtly hepatotoxic chloroform exposures.
