The phrase "appears to be certain" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing a belief or observation that something seems to be true or definite, but with a hint of uncertainty.
Example: "Based on the evidence presented, it appears to be certain that the project will be completed on time."
Alternatives: "seems to be definite" or "looks to be assured".
Tocqueville created what he thought was a necessary and firm boundary between two distinct spheres of human concern: private religious life, where everything appears to be certain and fixed, and public life, where all is open to experiment and argument.
What appears to be certain is that after conquering the world of football so comprehensively, and becoming a multi-millionaire in the process, it seems unlikely he'll be be satisfied spending his time gardening or putting his feet up in one of his many homes.
Everything points forward to part 3, and a movie of this kind is successful if the audience is completely caught up in a succession of unanticipated difficulties, resourceful acts performed by unlikely persons and last-minute escapes from what appears to be certain disaster.
These findings are soundly in line with previous findings and confirms that there appears to be certain groups of individuals that are more vulnerable to developing gambling problems.
Iverson scored 14 of his game-high 35 points in the fourth quarter, rallying the Sixers from what appeared to be certain defeat.
They keep changing their minds every few years about conventional wisdom while at every instant appearing to be certain that they are right.
The Yankees had no players voted into the starting lineup, but Roger Clemens (American League pitcher of the month in June), Mariano Rivera and Jorge Posada appear to be certain selections, and there are a handful of other players who are solid candidates.
Moreover, the authors themselves do not appear to be certain whether there is a direct link between Sgo1 and condensin recruitment.
