The phrase "appear to be considering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's thoughts or intentions regarding a particular decision or action.
Example: "The committee members appear to be considering various options before making a final decision."
Alternatives: "seem to be contemplating" or "look like they are weighing".
Unfortunately, President Bush does not appear to be considering a nominee who would do these things.
But at least some of those officials appear to be considering the possibility.
The four do not appear to be considering switching their party registration to become Republicans, but could be open to supporting a Republican for majority leader.
While the courts appear to be considering opening up to reporting via use of such technology, there has been no indication that that includes sending pictures or video.
A stammerer in conversation might appear to be considering a question, or perhaps glancing at their watch, but this is a well-rehearsed diversionary tactic.
Turkey has hinted at the creation of a buffer zone on its border with Syria in the event of a refugee crisis, but does not appear to be considering any military action.
However, the new standards are limited to simple geometries and orientations, and the dynamics of the simply-supported thin PV plates do not appear to be considered.
At present, weir modifications appear to be considered largely on an individual basis, with little focus on the wider impacts this might have on valley floor environments.
The income level does not appear to be considered a determining factor, in contrast to what studies have reported in countries where many students have to repay their loans that cover university costs [ 26, 27].
Moreover, ordering a genetic test outside of the traditional healthcare system does not appear to be considered an impediment for consumers to return to their physicians (within the traditional healthcare system) with these results.
