The phrase "apparently it becomes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating that something seems to change or transform into a different state based on observation or evidence.
Example: "After reviewing the data, apparently it becomes clear that the new strategy is effective."
Alternatives: "seemingly it turns into" or "it appears to become".
Apparently, it became a human rights matter only after Israel took steps to end the rain of rockets.
I'm not exactly sure how this worked she seems to have slid food in my mouth every time I laughed but apparently it became a nightly ritual for quite awhile.
When the campaign finally asked him for help — apparently after it became clear that none was forthcoming — "I thought I'd go ahead and write a check," Thiel said.
Apparently it has become more attractive for nurses to work in the public sector instead of the private sector.
It becomes apparently from early on that EA Sports has spent a lot of time developing and refining this game to mimic the classic console experience.
(In papers from the time when crating came into common use it does not seem to be a much used argument, but it apparently becomes so concurrent with a tremendous increase in litter sizes).
When the mass of the remnant core lies between 1.4 and about 2 solar masses, it apparently becomes a neutron star with a density more than a million times greater than even that of a white dwarf.
By contrast, it apparently becomes more stable at lower pH solution, because low pH mimics the effect of DNA binding as DNA is highly negatively-charged.
Before the horsemeat scandal broke, an animal sanctuary planted hidden cameras in key parts of the plant and filmed its Polish slaughtermen apparently abusing horses, and it became the subject of protests.
It became apparently clear from the H&E staining that all lungs that developed metastasis were packed with inflammatory cellular infiltrates characterized by prominent neutrophilic and granulocytic cells and activated macrophages.
