There is ......... evidence to support this view.

'Ample evidence' is a common collocation in English that means sufficient, plentiful, or adequate evidence. When you say there is 'ample evidence' to support a view, you're emphasizing that there is more than enough proof. 'Apt' means suitable, 'amiss' means wrong or problematic, 'apparent' means clear or obvious, and 'appalled' means shocked or horrified - none of which fit as naturally as 'ample' in this context.