The phrase "a normal appearance in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is commonly seen or expected in a particular context or situation.
Example: "A normal appearance in this region during winter is a blanket of snow covering the ground."
Alternatives: "a typical sight in" or "a common occurrence in".
However, less marked and relatively localised soft tissue emphysema can occur as a normal appearance in penetrating neck wounds not breaching the upper aerodigestive tract.
Endoscopy revealed esophageal mucosa with a normal appearance in 29 patients.
The cornea from the control eyes had a normal appearance in both thickness and cellular morphology.
However, the defect seemed to be separated from the umbilical cord, which had a normal appearance, in concordance with GS.
All of these lines were diploid and presented a normal appearance in a preliminary screen under greenhouse conditions [ 33].
Mucosa exhibiting a normal appearance in patients with early cancer or premalignant lesions has been shown to harbour occult microsatellite alterations (Califano et al, 1996).
A small number of type 2 cells can also be found in the regions with a macroscopically normal appearance in OA cartilage and vice versa: a few type 1 cells are also present in the area adjacent to the main defect.
Although osteoblasts in regions with normally high bone turnover had a normal appearance, the overwhelming majority of osteoblasts in other areas were abnormal.
Results There was a variable rate of infilling; some defects completely reconstituted to a normal appearance while some never filled in.
The rough ER surrounding the regions with abnormal ER showed a normal appearance, and no abnormalities were observed in other organelles.
Dependent on the background strain, homozygous mutant embryos from the beaker mouse line also display a range of phenotypes – normal appearance in 129S1, anterior truncations in C57 (Fig. 2B,D), and holoprosencephaly (Fig. 2A,C) and/or eye defects (supplementary material Fig. S1C,D) in mixed 129S1/C57 strains.
