The phrase "appearance of light" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing visual perception, phenomena related to light, or artistic descriptions.
Example: "The appearance of light through the trees created a magical atmosphere in the forest."
Alternatives: "visual manifestation of light" or "light's presence".
Michelangelo and his cohorts invented techniques that heightened the illusion of anatomical correctness and the appearance of light.
The use of the Easter candle, to denote the appearance of light out of darkness through the Resurrection, was first recorded in the year 384; by the 10th century it had gained general usage.
The use of telephoto lenses to narrow in on the action and the occasional appearance of light flares in the lens look forward to techniques more associated with Sam Peckinpah in the '70s than with Ford in the '50s, and they introduce a rough, unfinished quality that contrasts effectively with the cosmic serenity of Ford's wide landscape shots.
The first indication of positive Ag-NPs formation was the appearance of light yellow to brown gradually.
The departure of night, the tearing asunder of the darkness, the appearance of light, the rising of the sun, the lush beauty of the meadow.
They look good — I've intermixed them with Edison bulbs in my house, and they are not easy to distinguish, except by the half-second lag between switch movement and the appearance of light.
The enlarged demand for photographic illustration, along with the appearance of lighter, easier-to-use camera equipment, led to an increase in images of war for reproduction.
By analyzing the location, frequency, and appearance of lights observed in an image times series, it is possible to distinguish four primary types of lights present at the earth's surface: human settlements, fires, gas flares, and fishing boats.
Cataract is a prevalent disease that is directly caused by the appearance of light-scattering crystallin aggregates (Benedek, 1997; Moreau and King, 2012).
Furthermore, such applications do not provide analysis of the appearance of lighting design and quantification of the amount and the distribution of lighting in real-time.
However, their system focused only on the appearance of lighting design using ray tracing as the rendering algorithm, which did not provide a function to simultaneously generate quantitative outputs of lighting design, e.g., illuminance level and energy consumption feedback.
