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The phrase "appeared in three of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that has been featured or included in three specific items, such as articles, books, or events.
Example: "The character appeared in three of the five novels written by the author."
Alternatives: "was featured in three of" or "showed up in three of".
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Ms. Routledge has appeared in three of Mr. Bennett's monologues; this is the cleverest and wittiest of them.
"I don't know if a career like his will ever be possible again," said Mr. Malkovich, who has appeared in three of Mr. Oliveira's films.
"With Jim it's always about what's between the lines," said Mr. De Bankolé, who has appeared in three of Mr. Jarmusch's previous films.
Anjelica Huston, who met Anderson after seeing "Bottle Rocket" (and then appeared in three of his movies), found him to be "very courtly and proper".
Ms. Carroll appeared in three of them: "Around the World," "Carolina Blues" and the all-star World War II morale-builder "Thousands Cheer".
G. Wells's Invisible Man), Captain Nemo (who appeared in three of Jules Verne's novels), Dr. Henry Jekyll (the alter ego of Robert Louis Stevenson's Mr. Hyde) and Wilhelmina Murray (better known as Mina Harker, from Bram Stoker's "Dracula").
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