The phrase "appears to be objective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that seems impartial or unbiased based on the information presented.
Example: "The report appears to be objective, providing a balanced view of the situation without favoring one side."
Alternatives: "seems to be impartial" or "looks to be unbiased."
In a nutshell, Mr. James looked at baseball statistics in a different light, less by breaking the numbers down in another way but by seeing that what appeared to be objective facts, like fielding statistics, were, as he wrote, "a record of opinions".
Tests allow political negligence, since data appear to be objective and scientific; in fact, standardized testing remains race-, class- and gender-biased.
Bodies like the CQC are invested with the political authority to name, categorize, pronounce judgment and determine social reality - the 'facts' of the matter - precisely because they appear to express a disinterested form of interest, they appear to be objective [ 32]u.
Dr. Daniel Skovronsky's commitment and success in finding what appears to be an objective diagnostic test for Alzheimer's disease give the field of psychiatry and people who suffer from memory loss a great tool.
Furthermore, a time limit appears to be an objective and reliable criterion to help in the assessment of training efficacy, especially in a bilingual and cross-cultural context.
The PEG ratio appears to be an objective, quantitative measurement, but in fact it is somewhat subjective because we compute the P/E ratio based on our forecast of the firms future earnings over the next twelve months.
The specification of the relevant group is itself a morally significant question, and there appears to be no objective map of the world that displays its division into social groups to which the truth or justification of moral judgments are relative.
The abundance of carbonate and strontium in drywall was also elevated in complaint homes, and appears to be useful objective marker of problematic drywall in homes that meet other screening criteria (e.g., constructed or renovated in 2006 2007, reports of malodor and accelerated corrosion).
It appears to be the objective truth".
And a 2008 study published in Pain Medicine found that there appears to be little objective basis for concern that pain specialists have been "singled out" for prosecution or administrative sanctioning for such offences.
