The phrase "appears to create a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing something that seems to generate or produce a particular effect or outcome.
Example: "The new policy appears to create a more inclusive environment for all employees."
Alternatives: "seems to generate a" or "looks to produce a".
Clogging appears to create a finger-like tracer transport, which could be caused by an initial heterogeneous distribution of biomass in the sand box.
The regulatory protein MMOB binds to the active site-containing MMOH and appears to create a pore sized for methane into the active site.
It builds the right kinds of organizational capability and, quite frankly, appears to create a work environment that is more fun.
By the very mechanism of growth, industrialism appears to create a new strain of poverty, whose victims for a variety of reasons are unable to compete according to the rules of the industrial order.
Although the Texas statute appears to create a continuing duty, it does not follow the civil contempt model whereby the defendant 'keeps the keys to the jail in his own picket' and may be released whenever he complies with his legal obligations.
"In the context of equality of access to registered relationships, this appears to create a new inequality".
Thus, insect noise appears to create an important frequency-dependent constraint on the calling activity of birds.
In particular, the opinion appears to create an almost insurmountable barrier for the S.E.C. by requiring that it provide empirical support amounting to proof that its rules would be effective.
Nonconsensual international lawmaking thus appears to create an insoluble tradeoff between increasing participation and decreasing compliance.
Though the discussion in the preceding section appears to create an illusion that everything is right with Web 2.0 technologies and E 2.0 is an infallible concept to adopt and implement.
Thus, transcription in germ cells appears to create an epigenetic memory of RNA Pol II activity that is maintained in the germ line for multiple generations, and this memory can affect the level of gene expression in somatic lineages.
