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The phrase "appearing to form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that seems to be taking shape or developing in a particular way.
Example: "The clouds were appearing to form a distinct shape as the storm approached."
Alternatives: "seeming to create" or "looking like it's forming".
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A minute later he was part of a celebrating Portland throng at the final whistle, while the Crew SC fans beneath the press box were greeted by the surreal sight of riot cops on bicycles appearing to form a protective line in front of them.
In the Orcadian context, there are definite developments during the Neolithic, but the changes are gradual and tend to build on earlier ideas rather than appearing to form two distinct periods.
Ceramides also change membrane curvature, 118) transbilayer (flip-flop) movement of lipids(119) and other molecules, 120) appearing to form channels in mitochondrial outer membranes when present in sufficient concentrations.
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The pits appear to form astronomical alignments, Gaffney said.
The whole area appears to form a node of high ranges.
The abscission layer does not appear to form on these splendid trees.
This phenolic compound appears to form through acid-catalyzed dimerization-aromatic substitution of 4-vinylsyringol monomers.
They appeared to form on the resorbed tissue before principal fiber reattachment.
Thus, small amounts of covalent IgG2 dimer do appear to form naturally.
Finally six active functional groups within the coating appear to form strong hydrogen bonds with water, and one functional group appears to form weak dipole bonds.
But they appear to form part of an inquiry into illegal payments to Cuban citizens.
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