The phrase "appearance element" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to design, user interface, or any discussion about visual components of an object or system.
Example: "The appearance element of the website needs to be more user-friendly to enhance the overall user experience."
Alternatives: "visual component" or "design feature".
Their appearance, an element of the Kennedy Center African Odyssey program, is part of a three-month cross-country tour to increase awareness of the AIDS epidemic in Africa and raise money for some of their 1.4 million fellow orphans in Uganda.
Even in appearance these elements exhibit great variety.
A structured, interviewer-guided questionnaire was used to identify patient satisfaction with their general dental appearance, cosmetic elements and desired treatments.
The constraints for reorganization of existing cis-regulatory elements, or appearance of such elements de novo, are poorly understood; in some cases, the exact placement of multiple transcription factor motifs is essential for transcriptional function, while the composition of other genetic switches appears to be very loosely organized (Arnosti and Kulkarni, 2005).
He writes that "TEs [transposable elements] can have the appearance of selfish elements yet be an inherent part of the mutational mechanisms that serve the evolution of organisms".
Any celeb TV appearance contains an element of humiliation nowadays, but Tom Davis has a knack for pushing his celebs, perhaps encouraged by social awkwardness and possibly the legal bounds of their contract, to meet his inane and arbitrary demands.
After adding Cu powder in the precursor, the appearance of the element Cu demonstrates that Cu is introduced successfully in the as-fabricated samples.
Quantification of chromosomal element appearance in the first telophase bridge in male and female embryos (PEL embryos) fathered by HP1E-depleted males.
The formation of a core/shell structure is also supported by the appearance of Y3+ element peak in the energy dispersive spectroscopy of these core/shell nanoparticles (Supporting Information, Figure S7).
