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The phrase "appears to be suspect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing doubt or suspicion about the validity or integrity of something.
Example: "The financial report appears to be suspect, raising concerns about potential discrepancies in the data."
Alternatives: "seems questionable" or "looks dubious".
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The man who appears to be Suspect 2 is wearing a white hat with a "3" on the side as seen in the publicly-released photos.
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Other new targets appear to be suspected associates of Mr. bin Laden.
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He appears to be the first suspect to be publicly identified by his real name, rather than an alias.
Scientists sifting genetic material from thriving and ailing bee colonies say a virus appears to be a prime suspect — but is unlikely to be the only culprit — in the mass die-offs of honeybees reported last fall and winter.
But perhaps specific emotions can be convicted of the putative mistake, and envy appears to be a likely suspect.
The most likely explanation for the sighting now appears to be that the suspected big cat was Ginny Murphy's pet Teddy Bear, a three-year-old Maine Coon cat.
Julien was cleared by both the RCMP and VicPD, and, publicly, there appears to be no current suspects in Emma's disappearance.
Most concerning is what appears to be a list of suspects the AFP drew up, along with possible offences they believe they may have committed.
This is the first film in a new series, Blue Dolphin Film Noir: America's Dark Side, that appears to be avoiding the usual suspects.
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