The phrase "appears to aid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that something seems to provide help or support, but without certainty.
Example: "The new software appears to aid in streamlining our workflow, making tasks more efficient."
Alternatives: "seems to assist" or "looks to support".
Here, Narasimha appears to aid Varaha.
The mantled howler is important to its ecosystems for a number of reasons, but especially in its capacity as a seed disperser and germinator, since passing through the monkey's digestive tract appears to aid the germination of certain seeds.
The enzyme appears to aid the transcriptional induction of a limited number of genes essential for neuronal maturation.
Fascin is also found to be involved in formation of invadopodia and appears to aid tumor cell invasion [ 20].
Early, low-intensity rehabilitation exercise thus appears to aid recovery from brain damage and functional outcome after stroke.
A low dose of arsenic trioxide appears to aid cell growth but concomitantly disrupts the DNA transcription process.
Hezbollah's deeper plunge into Syria does appear to aid Mr. Assad's strategy of pushing for military gains to strengthen his negotiating position.
This turn of events has led to all manner of strange bedfellows, as U.S. air power in Iraq would appear to aid the fighting positions of Iranian-backed Shiite militias.
The delay as the Chinese official attempted to quell the protests and book Danilo appeared to aid the Brazilians as four- times World Player of the Year Messi could only offer a soft, low penalty which Jefferson dived to his right to palm away.
The latter appear to aid in both the adsorption of the enzymes to the insoluble cellulose substrate and the destabilization of the hydrogen-bonding network within the crystalline substrate.
An oral legend records the goddess Prachanda-Chandika appeared to aid the gods in the god-demon war, when the gods prayed to the Great Goddess Mahashakti.
