The phrase "appear to be continuous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that seems to be ongoing or unbroken in nature.
Example: "The data trends appear to be continuous, indicating a steady increase over the past year."
Alternatives: "seem to be ongoing" or "look to be uninterrupted."
From afar, the viewer does not see the dots (the digital form), but only lines and shading, which appear to be continuous.
At first glance, the core doctrinal books of the Mozi may appear to be continuous, unified essays.
As a result of the two-dimensional projection of a three-dimensional sample, some of the layers appear to be continuous.
It may be noted that in this case also, the film does not appear to be continuous but has the dendritic character.
The core regions of different islands appear to be continuous with each other so as to form a complex three-dimensional structure, which is largely encased by layers of granule cells.
The hard domains for the 2,6-TDI polymer appear to be continuous in AFM images, while the persistence length of the hard domains in the 2,4-TDI and MDI polymers gradually decrease, and fewer hard domains are apparent with decreasing hard segment symmetry.
The predominant and perhaps primitive growth form in a wide range of monocots is sympodial growth, a creeping habit consisting of an axis that appears to be continuous but is actually made up of a succession of elements.
The aluminum oxide scale appeared to be continuous and compact.
The docking transition appears to be continuous, and occurs without free energy barriers or intermediates.
These ruptures appeared to be continuous at intervals and have similar orientation (Fig. 10).
Tephra cover appeared to be continuous with 24 measurements made at about 5 m intervals along the road cutting.
