The phrase "appeared in one of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that was featured or mentioned in a specific source, such as a book, article, or show.
Example: "The character first appeared in one of the early episodes of the series."
Alternatives: "was featured in one of" or "was mentioned in one of".
The "skimpy string bikini could barely contain her Instafamous curves," opined the Daily Mail after Ratajkowski appeared in one of her creations on an Australian beach.
Regulation of the written prescriptions used by apothecaries in dispensing drugs appeared in one of the earliest known statutes on the control of drugs [ 11].
(Donald Trump once appeared in one of Agalarov's music videos, and various reports on Tuesday noted that Emin and Trump, Jr., have texted as recently as January).
Although I've also been unwelcomely spammed on Twitter a few times because of the keywords that have appeared in one of my tweets.
The essay appeared in one of India's much respected intellectual forums, Seminar magazine.
"Only the barest account of Vapniarca appeared in one of its chapters ….
Mr. McCain, in turn, appeared in one of his attack spots to say "Governor Bush's campaign is getting desperate, with a negative ad about me".
She also appeared in one of the key 80s youth culture films, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, as the sex-bomb wife of the school science teacher.
Lloyd appeared in one of Welles's first triumphs: the 1937 Mercury Theatre production of "Caesar," an updating of "Julius Caesar" to Fascist Europe.
The half hour of duets and reminiscences that followed appeared in one of the three episodes of the series that have been lost.
According to Dee, the archangel Michael appeared in one of these scrying sessions bearing a message about an ever closer relationship between divine and earthly powers.
