The phrase "appears that the process" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing observations or conclusions about a process, but it needs to be rephrased for grammatical accuracy.
Example: "It appears that the process is more efficient than we initially thought."
Alternatives: "seems that the process" or "looks like the process."
"If it appears that the process effectively selects young people calculated to do well at GCSE this would be challengeable.
"We were going to let the process work, but now it appears that the process has been thwarted to some degree".
"It appears that the process of deprivation of citizenship made it easier for the US to then designate Mr Sakr as an enemy combatant, to whom the UK owes no responsibility whatsoever," Saghir Hussain said.
But now it appears that the process will go on until at least November, when a judge is scheduled to hold hearings on the reorganization plan Tribune is putting together.
For instance, for all the four classes of landscapes studied, it appears that the process of landscape fragmentation can be categorised into two, namely active and passive types of landscape fragmentation.
It appears that the process of virus clearance by interferon/ribavirin is not the major part of the overall gene expression pattern.
Thus, it appears that the processes involved in clique dynamics as they relate to social status within and between cliques may be similar for boys and girls.
It appears that the processes of the two cells make three possible synaptic contacts (indicated by white arrow heads, Fig. 2D).
Further, in TS, it appears that the processes of insulin secretion and sensitivity are dynamic at different ages of childhood, adolescence and adulthood.
It appeared that the process of inactive set formation had a substantial impact on the machine learning methods performance.
On face value, it may appear that the process of identifying the perpetrators of terrorist attacks is comparable to searching for a needle in a haystack.
