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The phrase "appeared to come and go" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that seems to be present at times and absent at others, often referring to feelings, phenomena, or situations.
Example: "The fog in the valley appeared to come and go, creating an eerie atmosphere throughout the morning."
Alternatives: "seemed to fluctuate" or "appeared to ebb and flow".
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As the "boss" of the jail, he appeared to come and go pretty much as he pleased.
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I have to come and go".
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Take the stairs to come and go.
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