The phrase "a poor appearance of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that looks unappealing or unattractive, often in a context where appearance is being evaluated.
Example: "The report had a poor appearance of professionalism, which affected its credibility."
Alternatives: "an unappealing look of" or "a lackluster appearance of".
However, the films have a poor appearance (haze), which may be attributed to the presence of poly(caprolactone) homopolymer.
A poor appearance can complicate financing, but it doesn't prevent sales.
Disease was characterized by progressive prostration, loss of appetite, and poor appearance of the fur, without incoordination or disequilibrium.
In all 4 animals, initial clinical signs and symptoms were blindness, thigmotaxic behavior, and poor appearance of the fur.
Her major complaints were the poor appearance of her teeth and the inability to chew properly, without other serious diseases.
Researchers of suffering process Kahn & Steeves [ 36] have described it as, "Changes in personal identity may result from loss of function or changes in body image that are perceived as threats to self".. Feelings related to neglect of dental health care and poor appearance of the teeth were often associated with identity problems for many of the present cases.
That is my main worry because the focus is your face, isn't it?"" Parents suggested that as their children got older, their peers were more likely to notice the poor appearance of their teeth and "point at it" which may have social consequences including lack of confidence: " "My son ended up conscious of that, it affected him for years and his second teeth, it distressed him.
The MS/MS results confirm that the compound contains long segments of caprolactone that could result in a poor, hazy appearance of the coating films.
"If left untreated," she wrote, "(dental caries and periodontal disease) may cause pain, dysfunction, poor appearance, loss of self-esteem, absence from school or work, and difficulty concentrating on daily tasks".
The hammered coinage of Spanish America frequently presents a relatively tidy appearance, being very nearly round and containing all the lettering and required symbols; but the press or mill type coinage is frequently of very poor appearance.
