"that is manifested" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that is made evident or perceptible to the senses, either through direct observation or by inference from facts or evidence. For example, "The profound love between the two sisters was manifested in their unwavering support for each other."
Consequently, the phenomenon is not identical to the real object that is manifested, but is simply the manifestation itself.
Blood ejected into a rigid aorta encounters increased flow resistance that is manifested by increased cardiac work and elevated systolic blood pressure.
Vesna, who is twenty, is slim and fine-featured, with a dark complexion and an air of self-possession that is manifested best, perhaps, in the way she betrays no embarrassment at her father's persistent hijacking of strangers.
Selectins mediate the initial, low-affinity leukocyte-endothelial cell interaction that is manifested as leukocyte rolling.
However, evolution is not the only widespread change that is manifested in organisms.
Hence it is an elliptical sensum rather than the circular surface of the penny that is manifested to the subject.
Better, then, to define procedural knowledge as the knowledge that is manifested in the performance of a skill.
The parameter effect varies with change in size of the tumour that is manifested by the different gradient observed in ablation volume.
After a time of admixing an appropriate amount of THEOS into an aqueous solution of HBP, one can find silica formation that is manifested in the solution jellification.
Workers may be temporary because of strong ties to the source country that is manifested in lower costs of household production for the commodities they wish to consume.
In transport and land use planning, accessibility is one of the key issues and walking is the most natural mode that is manifested [4].
