The phrase "appear palatable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that seems acceptable or agreeable, often in the context of food or ideas.
Example: "The new policy changes may not be popular, but they appear palatable to the board members."
Alternatives: "seem acceptable" or "look agreeable".
And so Merkel will try to reduce the British aims to digestible chunks which she can then make appear palatable to the rest of Europe.
But there are a lot of similarities to making CDs and making hamburgers, in the way they're both mass-produced, and packaged to appear palatable".
But on social issues he stumbled, creating policies that almost seemed designed to make a league of mostly African American players appear palatable to a white audience.
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She has sought to build an unshakable powerbase across France by making the far-right movement appear more palatable, with her eye on the Elysée.
David Wasserman, an editor at The Cook Political Report, a nonpartisan publication in Washington, said the new boundaries added more Democratic-leaning voters to Mr. Walsh's current district, making the new district — the 14th, currently held by Mr. Hultgren — appear more palatable.
And my attempts to teach myself to make my favorite Indian dishes have had the unintended effect of making the local Indian restaurants that I had thought lacking suddenly appear more palatable.
Willis Towers Watson said that if the decision had to be about how to take money off the public rather than whether to do so, "later retirement may appear more palatable than higher tax rates for (often) the same people".
The bill in question was actually a procedural measure to extend the government's borrowing limits, Mr. Florio said, and the Social Security amendment was simply tacked on to make it appear more palatable.
Since then, Alloush sought to temper his views to appear more palatable to potential western backers, retracting the demands for the expulsion of Alawites in a recent interview with McClatchy, calling them "part of the Syrian people".
The same absurd and dangerous logic that defends the nuclear atrocities of 1945 can now be used to support the pre-emptive use of nuclear weapons against Iran - the threat of which in turn makes the idea of a conventional attack appear more palatable.
