The phrase "apparent tone" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe the mood or feeling that is communicated through language, like a conversation or piece of writing. For example, "John's apparent tone during the conversation was one of frustration."
The apparent tone-deafness of the EPA's post was not lost on Twitter users.
While I am a fan of the Holy Father, I grieve with my Native American brothers and sisters over the Vatican's apparent tone-deafness regarding Serra.
This article aim is to highlight the presence of organized aspects in violent acts of an apparent impulsive tone, through a look into a few case studies.
The late piano music, usually of small dimension but wide implication, is generally expressive of a profound isolation of mind and heart and is therefore not readily approachable, while its apparent overall tone and mood may seem to the superficial ear monotonous.
It can therefore be assumed that a frequency discrimination deficit in children with SLI becomes particularly apparent for tones below 750 Hz and for a frequency difference of 50 Hz.
These results indicate that, after prolonged exposure to visual apparent motion with tones, the tones became drivers for illusory motion perception.
But Mr. Battle, and this is his originality, matches this apparent evenness of tone with a sense of climax.
Yet the expectations have not been reduced, which was apparent in the tone of many of the solicitations.
The apparent difference in tone between the remarks of Mr. Abbasi and Mr. Salehi seemed to reflect continued debate among the Iranian elite over the handling of the planned negotiations.
Asked, in a telephone interview, about the apparent shift in tone in coverage of the Saturday protest, Mr. Pivovarov from NTV was coy: "You understand, the news is like a living thing and a living process.
