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The phrase "appears to be possible" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is often used to indicate that something seems likely or feasible, but is not yet confirmed or certain. Example: Based on the current data, it appears to be possible that the new treatment could be effective in reducing symptoms.
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Regional extinction appears to be possible, though.
"Rapid production of purpose-built vaccines appears to be possible and can now be tested in carefully designed clinical trials.
Additionally, discriminating benzene from toluene also appears to be possible.
At least, it appears to be possible if we have any faith at all in the phenomenological reports of audiences.
With present and incipient technology, it appears to be possible to map the global surface salinity field on climatological scales from satellites.
From these works, the increase of the CO conversion above the equilibrium values appears to be possible when hydrogen is removed through the membrane.
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But then the proposition that Socrates does not exist would appear to be possible without being possibly true.
It doesn't appear to be possible to do this online.
If he leaves, Russia and Belarus appear to be possible destinations.
From the bus, walking on the shoulder appeared to be possible.
Fortunately, there appear to be possible outcomes between a home run and a strikeout.
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