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Discover LudwigThe phrase "appear preferred" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or choices that seem to be favored or more desirable in a given context.
Example: "In the survey results, the new design options appear preferred by the majority of participants."
Alternatives: "seem favored" or "seem to be preferred."
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Hence, right-to-left duplications appear preferred in the evolution of the minisatellites at hand.
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The locals call them "drive-by neighbors" -- wealthy outsiders who restore houses to perfection but then shutter them and rarely appear, preferring to spend the bulk of their time in other homes in other cities.
"While male bullies harass men and women, women appear to prefer to choose other women as targets," says Ms Field, Australian Clinical Psychologist.
In other words while perhaps men prefer a busy, data-filled app like the Augmented Reality browser Layar, women appear to prefer this cards approach.
It helps that its customers appear to prefer great service over great savings rates.
Given a choice between a paranoiac and a plagiarist, Colorado Republicans appear to prefer the former — at least for now.
Scattered across the country, the grandchildren appear to prefer pastimes like riding horses to managing the family business.
The women appear to prefer their own kind, choosing other women as targets more than 70percentt of the time.
The Giants, who appear to prefer Sam Darnold or the Penn State running back Saquon Barkley, are probably out of the question.
Many appear to prefer the stigma of being labelled cruel to that of being a psychiatric patient.
(The press held back, and the people of France, who appear to prefer their epistolary scandals served blue, shrugged).
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