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The phrase "appeared at the start" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that was present or noticeable at the beginning of a situation, event, or text.
Example: "The main theme of the story appeared at the start, setting the tone for the entire narrative."
Alternatives: "was evident at the beginning" or "was present at the outset."
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About 45,000 runners had registered for the race, but only 33,033 appeared at the start.
Team GB had appeared at the start line like gladiators, ranged four-square in their tapering helmets.
Placement was crucial for Marcel Sarmiento, who originally chose the letters B, C and D to ensure his short appeared at the start of the film.
Until now, video ads have appeared at the start of every two clips, even if those clips were only 10 seconds long.
An index of business confidence in Germany hit a 15-year high in April, signaling a continuation of economic strength that appeared at the start of the year.
That a repeal-and-replace effort failed is all the more disheartening for Republicans, given what appeared at the start of the year to be an almost-ideal set of players to carry it to passage.
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At the beginning of each trial the target appeared at the starting location of the particular trajectory, and after a brief interval began moving with the prescribed motion profile.
It appears at the start of "Ulysses".
The dishevelled pilot who appears at the start of The Unlimited Dream Company wants to escape the cavern completely.
When the urethra is involved, the blood appears at the start of urination and is bright red.
The recipe appears at the start of the book, and it's certainly inspirational for those of us who think ice cream is something other people make.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com