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The phrase "appears to take" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing an observation or impression about someone's actions or behavior that seems to indicate a certain tendency or approach.
Example: "The new policy appears to take into account the concerns raised by the employees."
Alternatives: "seems to adopt" or "looks to embrace".
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He appears to take umbrage.
Gove appears to take the opposite view.
Godzik appears to take her there.
The army appears to take punishment its stride.
Mr. Romney appears to take few risks in design.
Yet depression appears to take a greater toll on men.
One reason for that might be because the company appears to take its failure rather seriously.
But Mr Friedman appears to take himself seriously, and so do a surprising number of Texans.
She feels even more threatened when Mandy appears to take the side of her enemies.
The Sun takes its nationalist credentials as seriously as Labour appears to take the Sun.
Douglas Melini appears to take inordinate pleasure in painting masking-taped lines.
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