The phrase "accidents appear" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the occurrence or manifestation of accidents in various contexts, such as safety reports or discussions about risk.
Example: "In high-traffic areas, accidents appear more frequently due to the increased number of vehicles."
Alternatives: "accidents occur" or "accidents happen".
Significant hurdles remain and many deadly accidents appear to go unreported.
It may also be worthwhile in finding out the performance attribute of real-time data collected from rarely studied systems on accidents such as maintenance functions as much as accidents appear to be due to poor maintenance actions in organisations probably due to inefficiency, poorly trained skilled workers some other causes.
The mental health consequences of human-made toxicological disasters, including nuclear accidents, appear to be more enduring than those that occur following natural disasters [ 1].
Most risk accidents appeared in thick alluvium.
The number of patients treated as well as some structural characteristics of hospitals (e.g. "certified to treat insured accidents") appeared to be of less relevance to patients.
Despite similar cumulative incidences between autologous and allogeneic HSCT, factors linked to suicides and accidents appeared different; relapse was associated with more deaths by suicide and accident after autologous HSCT and chronic GVHD, with more deaths by suicide after allogeneic HSCT.
An airline accident appeared to have happened.
Yesterday's ferry accident appeared to be one of the deadliest accidents in the city's transportation system.
The Spanish development minister, Magdalana Alvarez, said the cause of the accident appeared to be "an error in take-off".
But Tuesday's accident appeared to have none of the elements that usually conspire to cause a derailment.
That effort was delayed by technical problems and public opposition and, in the wake of last year's Fukushima accident, appears completely unviable.
