The phrase "appear to fix" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that seems to resolve or address a problem or issue, but may not necessarily do so definitively.
Example: "The new software update appears to fix the bugs that were causing crashes."
Alternatives: "seem to resolve" or "seem to address".
That appears to fix the problem because the issue is with the way that Apple delivers the suggestions that appear while searching.
But the new agreement, though appearing to fix that imbalance, actually contains a secret protocol that makes further valuable concessions to the Americans.
And for the last five years, they have been arguing heatedly over the risks and the merits of an experimental surgical procedure, scleral expansion surgery, that, despite a host of scientific objections, appears to fix it.
If the FIA are to be consistent in their apparent disregard for potentially dangerous actions, the emphasis tomorrow should be on Renault appearing to fix the outcome of the race in a blatant move that smacks of the arrogance associated with F1 and participants who have been made wealthy beyond their dreams.
This update appears to fix that problem.
In the meantime, rolling back to your Flash plugin to a previous version i.e. Flash Player 10,0,45,2 appears to fix the issue.
Apple has just officially released iOS 11.2 to all, and it appears to fix this issue — but you'll still need to get your device stable enough to update, first.
"House Bill 2023 appears to fix a problem that doesn't exist," Paul Lira, business manager of International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 304, said in testimony submitted to the commerce committee.
This DNA turnover phenomenon that appears to fix copy variants within interbreeding populations provides a complementary tool for identifying genetic discontinuities and species boundaries.
