The phrase "rather apparent" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is clearly visible or easy to understand. Example: The difference in quality between the two products was rather apparent, as one was made with high-quality materials while the other was made with cheap materials.
Lining up the club in front of its impeccable rival, Borussia Dortmund, it becomes rather apparent.
Everyone is taking design cues from Apple and it's rather apparent when you look at other high-end products.
First things first, the Fastpack can hold a boat load of gear which is rather apparent by the photo gallery.
Soon after GTA IV launched it was rather apparent that all the bugs weren't squashed for the PS3 and the only solution Rockstar could muster up was to re-install.
Thus, the advantages of PA codes over (conventional) LDPC codes are rather apparent, especially in cases when noncoherent detection is required and when only limited bandwidth expansion is allowed.
Now, imagine another woman with no tattoos, but rather, apparent breast implants walking into the same interview.
The problem isn't him; it's what he seems to stand for, or rather the apparent absence of sustained conviction.
Do people think that Miss Middleton's enthusiasm for marrying in an upwards direction has been rather too apparent from the start?
In this, as in many of the presentational line dances the performers periodically burst into, the tropes and tics of contemporary dance-theater were rather too apparent.
With regard to structural honesty, Mies would eventually go further than anyone else to make the actual rather than apparent or dramatized supports of his buildings their dominant architectural features.
Rather, their apparent executioner (assuming they are dead) was the local state.The third reason for outrage is that this human-rights crisis has left the government of Enrique Peña Nieto, Mr Calderón's successor, seemingly paralysed as absent as those toll-booth staff.
