The phrase "appear to feature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that seems to include or showcase certain elements or characteristics.
Example: "The new smartphone model appears to feature an advanced camera system that enhances low-light photography."
Alternatives: "seem to include" or "seem to showcase".
The Arabian edition of Style.com, the fashion website where the pieces were revealed, reported: "They also appear to feature a lightweight and dramatic drape".
Add into that mix living in a socially deprived neighbourhood, and the young people who appear to feature in the most recent statistical releases on riot-related arrests look rather like we might expect them to.
In particular, a limited set of histiogenic lineages appear to feature epigenomic states unusually dependent on Atrx for normal gene regulation, and by extension, exquisitely sensitive to Atrx inactivation.
While none of the photographs in the Sheldon Jackson Collection of Indian Photographs appear to feature objects in Princeton's collections, the albums do include images of modern and ancient pottery and cultural objects from Mexico, the American Southwest, and Alaska, which may have served to guide or enhance Jackson's collecting.
Additionally, the N900 does not appear to feature the navi-keys found on the slide-out layer of the N97.
The files also appear to feature code for a newer, unpublished version of the existing Spotify app — further pointing to something that might be coming ahead.
They were looking for cocaine but instead found pornography that appeared to feature underage girls.
The largest such protest appeared to feature an estimated 1,000 people in Salt Lake City.
Set in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, Rage appears to feature the tight, responsive combat mechanics players expect.
Like its predecessor, Cronenberg's film appears to feature plenty of Robert Pattinson getting his rocks off in a rather swanky limo.
Here, the first of two video installations, A Moment's Hesitation, initially appears to feature a promotional interview sensibly examining the artist's art agenda.
