The phrase "attributes that appear" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing characteristics or qualities that are noticeable or evident in a particular context.
Example: "The study focused on the attributes that appear in successful leaders, such as communication skills and emotional intelligence."
Alternatives: "characteristics that emerge" or "qualities that manifest".
Don't include attributes that appear in other parts of the subject listing, such as prerequisites, level, units, grading mode, GIR attributes, enrollment limitations, or equivalents.
In the weeks and months ahead, as the number of stories grows over time, the campaign is representing visually, via a tag cloud, the attributes that appear most often across people's experiences.
Motivation: Several functional gene annotation databases have been developed in the recent years, and are widely used to infer the biological function of gene sets, by scrutinizing the attributes that appear over- and underrepresented.
Harman is then also dismissed for narcissism and ambition – attributes that appear to be valued in male politicians – but her general points on the lack of women at the top in party politics remain salient.
"But the whole aquatic ape package includes attributes that appeared at very different times in our evolution.
Since these attributes can be computed only when both proteins have a corresponding annotation, the proportion of the attributes that appeared in the datasets was rather smaller.
There were 45 common attributes that appeared as the major findings of the study and are discussed in the section of findings.
They explained that their choice is not made by taking in consideration all the attributes that appeared in the questionnaire, because some of those are fixed for them as the decision maker.
If more than one attribute gets the most votes, we use the attribute that appears earlier as the block attribute.
We define as typographic baseline the most frequent value of the typographic attribute that appears in the whole document.
The mutation is the replacement of a naming part of the pointcut (i.e. the owed attribute that appears in line 2) with the " ∗" wildcard.
