The phrase "a number of seemingly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing multiple items or instances that appear to have a certain quality or characteristic.
Example: "There are a number of seemingly unrelated events that have occurred this week."
Alternatives: "several apparently" or "many seemingly".
A number of seemingly well-connected Australian sources had insisted Young was too unwell to continue.
Like a number of seemingly bright and affirmative Berlin songs ("Blue Skies," "How Deep Is the Ocean"), it trails a lengthening shadow of melancholy.
Unilever's Sustainable Living Plan, the company's main business strategy, includes a number of seemingly non-business goals like "Improve health and wellbeing for more than 1 billion people".
Since Hamas won the Palestinian parliamentary elections on Jan . 25 Mr. Haniya and other Hamas leaders have held a number of seemingly cordial meetings with Mr. Abbas.
We use the cofactor condition to examine previously reported examples of robust homeostasis, showing that it is a useful way to unify a number of seemingly different analyses into a single framework.
There has been an avalanche of reports describing historically well-recognized genes as well as a number of seemingly unrelated genes that have a significant impact on autonomic nervous system (ANS) function.
Likewise, in my time of fucking, I have found myself in a number of seemingly-consensual (and at times seemingly-enthusiastically consensual if I faked my orgasm right) encounters just like this: with men, women, and non-binary partners.
Yet a number of these seemingly personal choices have negative externalities ie, they come at a cost to others.
Ms. Chan is one of a number of people seemingly weary of the 24-second cycle of Internet memes, viral distractions and celebrity hearsay that provide the fodder for today's online intelligentsia.
But might a number of the seemingly indecisive, fumbling, and risk-and-change-averse politicians in the coalition prefer election results on Sept. 27 that replicate the current share-the-patronage, shift-the-blame arrangement?
LOS ANGELES CHAMBER ORCHESTRA The baritone Thomas Quasthoff has already laid claim to a number of works seemingly written specifically for his resonant voice and wide-ranging sensibilities: "Winterreise," by Schubert; "Four Serious Songs," by Brahms; "Des Knaben Wunderhorn," by Mahler.
