The phrase "attention appears" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the visibility or presence of attention in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In the meeting, attention appears to be focused on the new project proposal."
Alternatives: "attention seems" or "attention is evident".
In some respects, the attention appears justified by the continued relevance of immigration for American politics.
But when it comes to an actor like Toby Jones, the attention appears entirely justified.
However, selective attention appears to depend upon the nature of pain stimuli.
Paradoxical as it may seem, attention appears to depend on both the unexpectedness of events and on their familiar association.
Jon Stewart may not, one day to the next, drive a candidate from the field; at times, his attention appears to slightly prolong a candidate's presence.
His attention appears to be centered on art and architecture, on a playful response to culinary tradition rather than an allegiance to it.
One man, who kept exclaiming that he wanted their attention, appeared to be drunk so they left him behind.
Visual mental imagery (which involves generating and transforming visual mental representations, i.e., seeing with the mind's eye) and visual attention appear to be distinct processes.
Measures of working memory, long-term memory, and attention appeared most sensitive to dietary manipulation, but there was considerable variability in outcome.
Woods added that in meetings "she gives you her full attention, appearing not to be very busy even if she is, and the notes at the end of a programme are helpful".
These 100 people received a considerable amount of media attention, appearing on talk shows, being profiled by various newspapers, and more.
