The phrase "appear to circumvent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or behaviors that seem to bypass or avoid a rule, obstacle, or issue.
Example: "The new policy changes appear to circumvent the existing regulations, raising concerns among the compliance team."
Alternatives: "seem to evade" or "appear to bypass".
Their actions appear to circumvent limits set by the Gambling Act, which are designed to protect against problem gambling.
Basic peptides or Cell Penetrating Peptides (CPP) such as the TAT-derived peptide appear to circumvent many problems associated with ON and drug delivery.
Administration officials said Mr. Obama had rejected any move that would appear to circumvent Congress, which could alienate the handful of Republicans who might be persuaded to join an effort to pass the overhaul legislation.
Consequently, by potentiating the cytotoxicity of MTZ, hypericin plus illumination appear to circumvent the MDR phenotype; since hypericin by itself at the doses used does not affect cellular viability, the combined effect is probably due to synergism.
Gallium formulations have also been shown to be effective against other pathogenic bacteria (47 – 51), including A. baumannii (52, 53); however, it should be noted that certain strains of A. baumannii appear to circumvent gallium nitrate activity with a heme receptor in the host environment (54).
A commission spokesman, treading carefully amid a row between two of the EU's core members, cautiously says that this manoeuvre appears to circumvent the law, and is "under investigation".On one level, the dispute is about risk tolerance.
Companies, mindful of not appearing to circumvent the purpose of Section 16(b) by shielding their officers, have been left in the difficult position of considering whether to make recoveries from officers, notwithstanding the apparent lack of merit in the underlying theories.
The advent of these induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) appeared to circumvent concerns over embryo destruction, and hence iPSCs have been touted as an ethical way forward.
Notably, the mutation appeared to circumvent the requirement for FOXL2 stimulation of aromatase on concurrent PKA and PKC signaling (Fig. 2A).
