The phrase "appears in the environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is present or noticeable within a particular setting or context.
Example: "The new species of plant appears in the environment primarily near the riverbanks."
Alternatives: "is found in the environment" or "manifests in the environment".
This versatility is especially handy when a new toxin or food source appears in the environment.
The proposal to establish "a high-speed rail network" appears in the environment section of the coalition agreement, published on 12 May 2010.
Also, the discrimination mechanism is flexible and the group readily switches to a better suited resource as it appears in the environment.
The third set of experiments shows the adaptivity of the robots' collective choice when a better opportunity appears in the environment.
Based on research and inventions we licensed from Dr. Adam Gazzaley at UCSF, the technology requires a user to constantly manage two competing streams of high-resolution motor (driving a character/vehicle) and visual (making split-second decisions on objects that appear in the environment) information.
Some that are appearing in the environment in increasing quantities are the polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs), which were introduced in the early 1970s as flame retardants in consumer products.
Considering the heterogeneity of future networks, where cells with different sizes are integrated, doubly dispersive, i.e., time/frequency-dispersive, channel appears in the signal transmission environment, while the dominant parts can be varying from time to time [2].
This report appears in the Trade and the Environment Database, a project of American University in Washington, D.C.
In his essay, Mr. Yergin's first and only reference to the environment appears in the final sentence.
In virtual reality, in contrast to biofeedback training, environments are created that allow users to interact with images and virtual objects that appear in the virtual environment in real-time through multiple sensory modalities [ 32, 33].
