"visible enough" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use it like this: "The traffic light was bright and visible enough for me to see it from a distance."
Not visible enough," he said.
"Maybe it isn't visible enough".
Any cultural trait visible enough to be noted is complicated enough to be non-exportable.
(Only fifteen per cent of strangulations have evidence visible enough to photograph).
Let's say that in the room there is a marketer who tells me the brand is not visible enough.
"First and foremost, they must remain hidden at all times and never be visible enough to embarrass the spouse.
For the first step to be visible early enough, the camera must be tilted.
Nihjawan (1994: 257) suggests that in such cases the rotating disk has been visible long enough for the brain to be able to extrapolate its likely future positions, and that it uses this information to deliver a perceptual experience which lags less far behind the actual course of events than would otherwise be the case.
What is visible is bizarre enough.
But none of these compensatory mechanisms is yet visible and viable enough to matter.
Just 10percentt visible goiter is enough to signal a serious deficiency, she said.
