The phrase "appear to be creating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation or observation that suggests someone or something is in the process of making or developing something.
Example: "The researchers appear to be creating a new method for renewable energy production."
Alternatives: "seem to be developing" or "look like they are producing".
"They appear to be creating significant damage throughout the whole building.
For now, they appear to be creating a legacy of more war and instability.
In addition, they sometimes appear to be creating personal fiefdoms with an interlocking network of personal loyalties.
The Taliban appear to be creating a grassroots system to back the edict, he said, sometimes involving local religious leaders, authorities and elders.
Charles D. Schmerler, Knoedler's lawyer, dismissed Orion's conclusions: "Certain individuals appear to be creating a cottage industry out of attacking these paintings.
Yet on the other, Localsim Act and 'big society' appear to be creating opportunities for new types of voluntary sector led interventions, notably through the mutualisation of services traditionally provided by local government, ranging from social care to green spaces.
These events appear to be created by the hydraulic pumps, since their amplitudes are correlated with the injection rate and the wellhead pressure.
The attacks appear to be created by a commercial company in Israel, called NOS, that makes spyware for mobile devices.
Natural patterns are sometimes formed by animals, as in the Mima mounds of the Northwestern United States and some other areas, which appear to be created over many years by the burrowing activities of pocket gophers.
The categories could be seen as two vicious circles, which appear to be created during the health-seeking process, that is, on the way from onset of first symptoms to correct referral and correct treatment at the TB services.
Duplicated genes in bacteria appear to be created mainly by small-scale gene duplication events, and the majority of retained duplicated genes occur as single genes, not duplicated operons [ 13].
