The phrase "appears logically" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing reasoning, arguments, or conclusions that seem to follow a logical structure or make sense based on the information provided.
Example: "Based on the evidence presented, it appears logically that the hypothesis is valid."
Alternatives: "seems rational" or "is logically sound."
But McEvilley also targeted the commercialism, academic entrenchments, and ideologically-stalled thinking that made other criticisms offered at the outset of the 1980s appear logically flawed and narrow in their proscriptions.
The basis for inclusion was which of the variables appear logically essential to the model.
The clinical signs of pigmentation appeared logically driven by solar exposure, keeping in mind that, despite higher phototypes and cultural defiance toward sun exposure, UV radiation is, by far, much higher in southerner latitudes such as Guangzhou.
Thus, the record reveals that the Board undertook an adequate "decisionmaking process". Turning to the reasonableness of the Board's actions in light of the then-existing circumstances, the Board anticipated a decline in the number of off-lease vehicles in 2011-12, and it appears, quite logically, to have wanted to sell OPENLANE before that decline had a material impact.
If the felt logically appears as the best performing material, the retention of air within its structure makes preferable the use of the foam.
Furthermore, given that the response appears ubiquitous, it logically follows that the components of the immune system would have evolved to function optimally in the physiological febrile range.
For it makes sense to claim that impossible worlds display different degrees of anarchic behavior: Kripkean non-normal worlds for non-normal modal logics, for instance, appear to be logically more structured than fully anarchic Rantala worlds.
According to his own comments in (Landauer 1986), it appears he believed that logically irreversible operations were a necessary part of a computation and these generated heat.
Thus, logically, it appears that the majority of gays and lesbians in the world -- historically and currently -- have been born and raised by heterosexual parents.
This does appear to be logically possible.
