The phrase "are initially apparent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is clear or obvious at the beginning of a situation or process.
Example: "The benefits of the new policy are initially apparent, but further analysis reveals some hidden drawbacks."
Alternatives: "are evident at first" or "are clear from the outset."
As noted above, such fault lines are initially apparent in the splitting of the fort-da performance into two acts, Freud's surprising recognition that the first act, that of departure, was "staged as a play in itself and far more frequently than the episode in its entirety" (9).
Though recovery seems assured, the women's reactions to the severe event cast longer shadows that are initially apparent.
But the way that the agreement defined "capital" and "assets" gave the banks more leeway than was initially apparent.
In his four Cassiciacum dialogues, Augustine obviously favors the former, but his rhapsodic use of poetry in the dialogues and indeed his own poetics in crafting these works point to a more complicated attitude than is initially apparent.
This was initially apparent from studies involving the adoptive transfer of Treg cell-depleted naïve T cells into irradiated recipients [62], or from the analysis of mice that received neonatal thymectomies [62] [64].
(Personal communication, Dr. Kightlinger) No common exposures among case-patients were initially apparent.
Not all of these were initially apparent and it took more than 6 months to collate data.
Indeed, no effects of CoV and AstV on reproduction were initially apparent; although postparturition amplification of both viruses was more efficient in 2010 than in 2008, the overall breeding success was significantly better in 2010.
We observed a notably increasing trend in ASIRs for malignant mesothelioma among Hong Kong males from 1976 2006; the increasing trend was initially apparent for females, but there was no evidence for its continuation in recent years.
P22 However, the accounts provided from those consuming more significant amounts of opiates suggested that such services, and the use of buprenorphine and methadone, often led to positive outcomes either on maintenance doses or opiate free even if concerns were initially apparent about such treatments being inappropriate and suited only for illicit substance misusers.
The thiazolidinediones rosiglitazone and pioglitazone both gained FDA approval within a short time span, have similar indications for being prescribed, have similar cost, and are initially without apparent prescription bias.
