The phrase "appear preferable for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or choices that seem to be more favorable for a particular situation or purpose.
Example: "In this case, the new software updates appear preferable for enhancing system performance."
Alternatives: "seem more suitable for" or "look more advantageous for".
Closest agreement, in particular for short wavelengths, is provided by two theories, both of which allow in-plane distortion of the section; however, a simpler theory adjusted to predict phase velocity asymptotic to Rayleigh surface wave velocity at short wavelengths gives closest overall agreement and appears preferable for torsional wave propagation and standing wave frequency analysis.
Specifically, standard-dose TMZ monotherapy appears preferable for MGMT-methylated patients, and hypofractionated RT appears preferable for MGMT-unmethylated patients (either 34 Gy in ten fractions as per the Nordic trial or 40 Gy in 15 fractions as per Roa et al 33).
Thus, these two methods of RNAi induction in Drosophila could be used as complementary experimental approaches; the injectable cell-nonautonomous RNAi appears preferable for studies of genes in which cell- or tissue-specificity of expression is unknown.
In addition, a sintering temperature of 500 °C and mixing with distilled water for 10 min was appeared preferable from the viewpoint of sensor response time.
The problem is that there are no options that appear preferable to the status quo ante enjoyed by the United Kingdom.
It now appears preferable to use agents for which there is some evidence of antiproliferative activity.
The thin plate solution appears preferable in order to reduce the stress field.
The Eritreans are probably seeking freedom and, in those circumstances, anything appears preferable to persecution.
This limbo state of "knowing" without really knowing appeared preferable to actually knowing.
