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The phrase "appears desirable for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that seems to be attractive or beneficial for a particular purpose or situation.
Example: "The new policy appears desirable for improving employee satisfaction and productivity."
Alternatives: "seems beneficial for" or "looks appealing for".
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If regenerated BMSS is to become available on the shelf as a biomaterial, the preservation of the molecular mass size and distribution close to the native values appears desirable for a number of reasons.
Identification of biomarkers appears desirable for an improved diagnosis of MS as well as for monitoring of disease activity and treatment response.
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For SB this means avoiding the biotechnology comparator, and getting away from the risk frame, might appear desirable for those promoting the technology, but less desirable for those who aim at stimulating a public debate.
Thus, this approach appears desirable to select an appropriate subset of variables for future cluster analysis studies.
To characterize intrathecal antiviral immune responses in detail, but also for clinical differential diagnostic purposes, it appears desirable to clarify whether elevated antiviral AIs reflect virus-driven or polyspecific intrathecal immune responses.
Next morning she no longer appears desirable.
An adequately powered randomized controlled trial appears desirable.
It also appears desirable to sample with no major geographic gap, especially in the native range.
Thus, monitoring of tissue oxygenation appears desirable.
Development of chemotherapeutic agents with non-cytodestructive actions appears desirable.
Some framework appears desirable to properly evaluate the effect of this decline.
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