The phrase "appear to be a part of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that seems to belong to or be included in a larger group or context.
Example: "The new policy changes appear to be a part of a broader strategy to improve employee satisfaction."
Alternatives: "seem to belong to" or "seem to be included in".
These peptides appear to be a part of a complex circuit that integrates the aspects of energy metabolism, cardiovascular function, hormone homeostasis and sleep/wake behaviours.
They talk a lot about the social side, about meeting their friends, about the football club which they all appear to be a part of.
She has to do some pretty heavy pounding to make all the things she doesn't like appear to be a part of this plot.
Mr. Goodwin's trial included testimony that made guns and marijuana appear to be a part of the culture around the Auburn football program.
Yet man-made forms even billboards can be made to appear to be a part of nature to the extent that they are designed to harmonize with the existing scene.
"How often can you say that happened?" Alexandra Wentworth, an actress and the author of "The WASP Cookbook," which features recipes from her Protestant upbringing for dishes like Puritan puffs and tomato jelly salad, said she has noticed that some of the menu items are almost comically bland, which appeals to the old guard, or those who would like to appear to be a part of the old guard.
The timing of the constitutional referendum appears to be a part of this delaying strategy.
None of those flaws appeared to be a significant part of the electoral landscape on Saturday.
But terrorism appears to be a big part of it.
It appears to be a serious part of the mining industry's efforts to stop reform.
Thus, parenting practices appears to be an important part in the activity levels of children.
