The phrase "appearances in class" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the instances or occurrences of someone being present in a classroom setting.
Example: "Her frequent appearances in class demonstrated her commitment to her studies."
Alternatives: "attendance in class" or "presence in class".
The late Jeff Moss '63, who wrote "Rubber Ducky" and numerous other songs, made many appearances in Class Notes.
By contrast, the apprentice professionals of college football and basketball -- who put in appearances in class and sometimes even file term papers, however bogus -- are like doctoral candidates.
Gordon walked in only 5.8 percent of his plate appearances in Class AAA last season, a mark that the Dodgers would like to see around 8 percent this year, since he is the projected leadoff hitter.
INSIDE PITCH Yankees pitcher TODD WILLIAMS was placed on the 15-day disabled list because of a strained oblique muscle in his side, and reliever CARLOS ALMANZAR, who did not allow a run in 13 appearances in Class AAA this season, was recalled from Columbus.
One of the rationales for such fleeting appearances in class is that research is expected under "publish or perish" principles.
The Doctor may not be making regular appearances in "Class," but he is definitely present for the first teaser trailer of the upcoming "Doctor Who" spinoff series.
Partners are asked not only for financial support to develop a program but also for input to the curriculum, executive appearances in classes, internship commitments, and student mentoring.
The preposterous denouement involves a writing contest, a championship basketball game that depends on Jamal's prowess and a sudden appearance in class by the living legend himself, lecturing pompously about honor.
"also I think picking Finn would really be throwing him in the deep end and so I would probably opt for Shahzad, although it is a tough call" Shahzad has less Test caps, and less appearances in first class, List A and T20 cricket!
In the event, Fender played two first-class matches in 1936, captaining MCC teams against Oxford and Cambridge universities; these were his final appearances in first-class cricket.
He was low in the national batting and bowling averages; critics pointed out his infrequent appearances in first-class cricket and questioned his stamina for a long tour.
