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The phrase "appearing to represent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that seems to symbolize or stand for something else, often in a context of interpretation or perception.
Example: "The painting is intriguing, appearing to represent the struggle between light and darkness."
Alternatives: "seeming to symbolize" or "looking like a representation of".
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Willett's younger brother Danny, who plays on the European professional golf tour but is little known to U.S. audiences, was in second place, hitting the ball well but not appearing to represent much of a threat to Spieth.
To identify potential PAD2 targets, anti-pan citrulline western blots were performed and results showed that citrullination activity is limited to diestrus with histones appearing to represent major enzymatic targets.
An ultrasound examination of the neck revealed a large cyst measuring 6.0 x 3.7 cm on the left side appearing to represent the left lobe of thyroid, with thrombosis of left internal jugular vein.
21 Yamauchi et al 9 22 found that the frequencies of MSI-high, CpG island methylator phenotype (CIMP -high and BRAF mutations inCIMP -high andtatistically linear fashion from the rectum to the ascending colon with caecal cancer appearing to represent a unique suBRAFe, characterised by a high frequency of KRAS mutations.
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America might appear to represent an inadequate answer.
This says ministers should declare any interest that could appear to represent a conflict of interest.
On this point, the Steckmans appeared to represent a Mall of America anomaly.
They appear to represent a bracingly wide range of ages and body types.
The book appeared to represent a contradiction in the consciousness of this erstwhile Marxist.
Stuart Pearce, the England Under-21 coach, would appear to represent a more plausible target.
The protesters appeared to represent a wide range of somewhat contradictory interests.
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