The phrase "appears to be ample" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation or condition that seems to be sufficient or more than enough.
Example: "The budget for the project appears to be ample, allowing us to explore additional features."
Alternatives: "seems to be sufficient" or "looks to be adequate."
But there appears to be ample reason for Schottenheimer to stay.
There appears to be ample opportunity for a next demagogue to come along and harvest the fury that has been so widely sown.(Picture credit: AFP).
With 60% of sales coming from within North America, there appears to be ample room to grow globally.
Indeed, the market is growing so fast that there appears to be ample room for several competitors.
None of this information will be at all necessary to obtain a criminal conviction against Tsarnaev as there appears to be ample forensic evidence, eye-witness testimony, pictures and video to establish proof beyond a reasonable doubt that he is a terrorist and mass murderer.
In mixed populations and on shared hosts there appears to be ample opportunity for gene flow between reproductive modes.
Given the large cattle population in Ethiopia (~50 million) and that humans and cattle live in close proximity, together with reports that M. tuberculosis has been isolated both from cattle [ 7, 42, 43] and milk samples [ 44], there would appear to be ample opportunity for direct involvement of livestock in the transmission cycle of M. tuberculosis.
There seem to be ample possibilities to shorten this phase.
Kool-Aid appears to be in ample supply, however, as the GOP's principal response has been to continue to rely on the "S" word, trumpet HMOs and the private sector as the solution to all problems and dismiss the government's ability to provide comparable care.
At any rate, the extent of gene loss in these organisms appears to be too ample to be associated only with changes in the developmental plan.
Finally, although our multifaceted intervention may appears to be expensive, ample evidence suggests that the use of EMR and the improved care of patients with chronic conditions have the highest potential for cost savings.
