The phrase "apparently called for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something seems to be necessary or required based on the circumstances or context.
Example: "The situation was tense, and a mediator was apparently called for to help resolve the conflict."
Alternatives: "seemingly required" or "reportedly needed".
Pujols apparently called for the play, but the pitch from Alexi Ogando was too high to swing at, and Craig was thrown out at second.
The Sun also managed to discover the thoughts of the bus driver involved in the incident, who has apparently called for the painting to be removed from the gallery.
Early on Wednesday, Georgia and Russia agreed to a cease-fire that apparently called for the troops of both sides to pull back to positions occupied before fighting broke out last week.
And then there were the thousands of people who donated to Democratic candidate Elwyn Tinklenberg, after the Republican incumbent in a House seat in Minnesota went on Chris Matthews' "Hardball" and apparently called for a return to McCarthyism.
I'd like to think the rappers were bluffing and took it back, but it's more than likely I either gave it away or it was stolen by an EMT while I was drunkenly splayed out on a stretcher in the ambulance that someone apparently called for me a short while later. .
The latest vision from Mark Zuckerberg apparently calls for high-altitude, solar-powered drones to circle 65,000 feet above developing nations in order to create always-on Internet connections.
But the plan apparently calls for Developonline.com to act primarily as a custom sales agent on behalf of other manufacturers.
So Trump is apparently calling for Sessions to un-recuse himself from a case in which he has acknowledged he cannot be seen as neutral, and then to end it.
The co-authors of another handbook -- the subject apparently calls for a team effort -- advise the reader to put everything in a familiar place: "If you routinely put your keys, glasses, purse and bills in the same place, you will not waste time searching for them".
It is eight months until Gatland, who is taking a sabbatical from the Wales job, takes the Lions to his homeland, with the party searching for a first series win in New Zealand since 1971, but the mind games have seemingly already begun, despite Gatland apparently calling for them not to.
It apparently calls for revision of his earlier non-cognitivism as well as explorations of connections between the theory of Gestalt qualities and aesthetics.
