The phrase "appearance of order" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition where things seem to be organized or structured, even if they may not be genuinely so.
Example: "Despite the chaos in the office, there was an appearance of order that made it seem like everything was under control."
Alternatives: "illusion of order" or "semblance of order".
The spontaneous appearance of order is especially obvious when the water vapour condenses into snow crystals.
Distributing little charts to produce an appearance of order would have been a waste of time.
But for officials at all levels, it seems, the appearance of order — measured by reducing the number of petitions — is an acceptable approximation of actual order.
In his pocket was a Metra pamphlet on how to reinstate train service after a suicide.To the casual observer, Chicago gives the appearance of order.
Boxing thus took a course of evasion by bringing a greater appearance of order to the sport through changes in rules and by relocation to more lenient environments.
"The Illusion of Guidance" did create the appearance of order, following the interplay of the instruments as their explorations of a sprightly theme led them to a meditative point where a single note became their focus.
This structural change again affects the C-terminal region of Helix-2, and its unfolding allows the appearance of ordered β-sheet structure involving the sequence stretch covering the C-terminal part of Helix-2 and the loop connecting Helix-2 and Helix-3.
The expression pattern of Has-lustA supports its proposed role of binding aragonitic tablets of nacre together [ 18, 55], and coincides with the appearance of ordered aragonitic tablets.
Likewise, we are unaware of any prior reports of the appearance of ordered molecular aggregates that stain positively for both amyloid and elastin in cases of acute lung injury.
Phase boundaries for the appearance of ordered phases have not yet been established, but heating of a sample with x = 0.2 to temperatures above 350 °C after previously being quenched from much higher temperatures caused separation into two structures with different compositions.
The X-ray results reveal the appearance of smectic order at 60°C with a period of 10.7 Å.
