The phrase "above appears" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something mentioned or shown earlier in the text or document.
Example: "As noted in the report, the data above appears to support our initial hypothesis."
Alternatives: "mentioned above" or "stated above".
Rabbi Lazar, above, appears to have the Kremlin's support.
This view, as is indicated by the analysis made above, appears to the referee to involve a confusion of thought.
A German classroom in Norris Hall, above, appears to be where the gunman exacted his greatest toll: as many as a dozen people.
In one exchange Mr Foley (pictured above) appears to be soliciting internet sex with a boy whom he refers to as "my favourite young stud".
PRIVATIZATION SUPPORT -- The Liberal Democratic Party of the Japanese prime minister, Junichiro Koizumi, above, appears to be coasting to big gains in Sunday's election, leading him to declare on the campaign trail that he senses "growing support" for his initiative to privatize the nation's postal system.
Update, March 6: Mensch, the author of the Heat Street article cited by the White House, tweeted she never reported there was wiretap and instead pointed the finger at Breitbart (which as we noted above, appears not to have done independent reporting).
All images include above appear in Iwanowski's book Clear of People, a document of his trip.
The very long period signals discussed above appear to have common behavior in terms of an inflation deflation mechanism.
The present proteomic study and transcriptomic analysis addressed above appear to correlate ROS with herbivory by P. xylostella.
Coefficients of 0.30 or above appear in boldface type.
Therefore, the results displayed above appear reasonable given the attributes of The Greensward property proposed.
