The phrase "appear with the same" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is showing or presenting itself in a similar manner or form as something else, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The two paintings appear with the same vibrant colors, making them look like they belong together."
Alternatives: "seem similar to" or "look alike with".
If all digits do appear with the same average frequency in pi, then pi is a "normal" number — "normal" by the narrow mathematical definition of the word.
Eagle-eyed bad-ad fans can quickly notice patterns emerging: "finding" something and it being "amazing" appear with the same clockwork regularity as Love Island contestants on Instagram.
So many people showed up in Camden that officials had to send hundreds away, telling them to appear — with the same promise of favorable treatment and with their paperwork already processed — for future court dates.
Examples include Middle High German mîn 'my,' hûs 'house,' and hiuser 'houses' with the monophthongs ī, ū, and ṻ, in contrast to ein 'a,' troum 'dream,' and tröume 'dreams' with the diphthongs ei, ou, and öü, but modern Standard German mein, Haus, and Häuser appear with the same diphthongs (ai, au, and oi) as ein, Traum, and Träume.
If one could rewind the history of life, would the same species appear with the same sets of traits?
In contrast, the Department of Civil Engineering has three barriers, which appear with the same frequency: "lack of confidence in EBIPs," "loss of autonomy," and "instructional challenges".
A few months later, though, a new post appeared, with the same photographs and the same information identifying her.
Imagine my shock and astonishment when 10 minutes later, the same taxi appeared, with the same passenger, who, this time, jumped out and opened the door for me.
He added that no one had appeared with the same degree of scientific genius, creativity and the ability to communicate with academics, grape growers, wine makers and governments.
