The phrase "appear to establish" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing evidence or findings that seem to create a certain conclusion or understanding.
Example: "The results of the study appear to establish a link between diet and mental health."
Alternatives: "seem to indicate" or "seem to confirm".
The video does not appear to establish any further connection between the convoy and the mortar truck, nor anything that would make the convoy a legitimate target.
When questioned one recent afternoon, the young man said he knew nothing of the long-standing legal principle — and, more to the point, a 2009 court settlement — that appear to establish that the portion of beach he was patrolling is open to everyone.
They appear to establish the holism, or variability of reasons for belief and of ordinary reasons for action.
The study does appear to establish a causal description that applies to the context of the particular treatment conditions, outcome measures, time, persons, and settings used in this study.
Extracts of emails published by the British paper do appear to establish a relationship between Mr. Bin Hammam and the Qatari bid committee.
Two further findings appear to establish a parallel between the RCF mice and humans at heightened risk for the SAD-PD continuum.
The exchange appears to establish limits on how justices may interpret presidential tweets in relation to executive power.
But he said this study appeared to "establish clearly" that 2,4-D was associated with non-Hodgkins lymphoma.
They were sent here to build a field hospital to ease Afghanistan's pain, prepare a new embassy and, it appeared, to establish a diplomatic beachhead.
The decision also appeared to establish government control over a 27percentt stake in San Miguel that it has been trying to wrest from Mr. Cojuangco.
"The show has very quickly appeared to establish itself as the program of choice on Tuesday night for teens and young adults," he said.
