The phrase "appears that in the case of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a situation or condition that seems to be true based on available information or evidence.
Example: "It appears that in the case of the recent study, the results were inconclusive."
Alternatives: "seems that in the instance of" or "indicates that in the situation of".
In short, it appears that in the case of slender blades, the classical linear approaches (Stoney's for instance) can constitute an approximation valid even in the case of large displacements.
It appears that in the case of n-type Si/n-type BP heterostructures, only low photocurrent densities are produced by the electron-hole pairs generated in the wide-bandgap BP window.
the PCC Code requires editors not to use the fame, notoriety or position of a parent or guardian as sole justification for publishing details of a child's private life, but it appears that in the case of Ms Rowling's children, this was the only justification for the pursuit and publication of their photos.
It appears that, in the case of resonant coupling when one subsystem is subject to impulsive excitation, the time delay in the rise of the kinetic energy in the indirectly excited subsystem can be used to define an effective indicator of the strength of coupling.
And it appears that in the case of AlltheWeb, sunsetting is also leading to the search engine's demise.
Thus it appears that in the case of this particular policy, and the political debate in many European cities, it is the attitude to the role of government and to the environment, rather than the fairness of certain allocation principles, that has guided the political parties in their opinion forming.
The three fields that appeared in the case of repair, were reduced to two fields by 40%%.
It appears that in each case the gun was discovered by school authorities without the use of metal detectors.
It appears that in this case the fracture had occurred in bone that was almost completely devoid of osteocytes.
This appears true even in the case of Syria.
From the above, it appears that in most cases, we have the formation of a ZnO/Zn3N2 core-shell structure.
