The phrase "appears to be applied" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation or usage of a concept, method, or technique that seems to be in effect.
Example: "The new policy appears to be applied consistently across all departments, leading to improved efficiency."
Alternatives: "seems to be implemented" or "appears to be utilized".
Instead, it appears to be applying its version of the Marian reaction to the Reformation.
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What is new is that California Unions for Reliable Energy, a coalition of construction unions, appears to be applying this approach to new-age renewable energy projects, especially solar power plants, which are being fast-tracked to help meet the state's green power target.
The same ethos appears to be applying here: For those who are already iZettle customers and running sales through the company's platform, DeGeer said that they can bring their sales online with one click, and then all sales across both offline and online will be viewable in a single database.
The problem for Mr Wolfowitz was that the policy appeared to be applied in a selective way, with aid withheld from countries out of favour with the US and distributed to its allies.
Despite their evident logic for optimising health resources, the ESC recommendations do not appear to be applied in France.
In eight trials, the accompanying activities appeared to be applied to both intervention and control arms.
In this study, invasive haemodynamic monitoring with PiCCO or PAC appeared to be applied to different patient populations.
Although end-of-life decisions are often discussed in patients with terminal malignancy, this does not appear to be applied quite so enthusiastically to those with severe congestive heart failure.
