'stark evidence' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is clearly visible or stands out significantly. For example, "The stark evidence shows that the defendant is guilty."
Stark evidence that some Iraqi prisoners are being brutalized.
If more stark evidence were needed it arrived at the League Managers Awards dinner.
Schiff provides stark evidence that the Boston minister Cotton Mather diligently stoked the panic.
The stark evidence is a display of photographs the astronauts took from space 20 years ago and recently.
The continual flow of debris was stark evidence of what was happening upstream - the Borneo rainforest was being lost.
The nation is grateful there's been no Katrina redux, but there's stark evidence FEMA remains far from fixed.
Mr. Holder had better embrace the report as stark evidence for thorough repair of the department's reputation.
In the past year, two landmark reports have provided stark evidence that the oceans are in a serious biological decline.
"This is stark evidence of the concentration of housing wealth in the hands of the over-50s, particularly boomers".
Stark evidence of such killings are held in the mass graves that still litter the Afghan countryside.
For two decades, Japan has provided stark evidence that chronic deflation is possible in a modern economy.
