'exterior appearance' is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to refer to the visible features of a person or thing. For example, "The exterior appearance of the car was impressive."
Historical preservation regulation normally places tight controls on changes in the exterior appearance of buildings.
I'm interested in the contradiction of the exterior appearance and the inner being of these structures.
Since the 1950's, Nantucket's Historic District Commission has approved the exterior appearance of all new structures.
Many rules govern the town's exterior appearance: any house colour other than white, for example, cannot be duplicated within three houses on the same side of the street.
Its exterior appearance does not follow the norms for New York architecture, suggesting even at first glance that it is the result of one or more alterations.
Although his exterior appearance has changed, he falls again for the same woman (Renee and Alice are both played by Ms. Arquette), who ultimately rejects him.
"The expansion was designed with interior intentions rather than exterior appearances," said Steven J. Nelson, headmaster of the school, which has 650 students in preschool through 12th grade.
Little thought is given to exterior appearances; even the word "architecture" in the context of a data center can be confusing: it could refer to the building, the network or the software running on the servers.
I am pretty, but exterior appearances are not as important as internal beauty.
Porta's massive effort to map the exterior appearances of all animated bodies runs in tandem with the contemporary medical approach towards cartographies of human bodies (as well as landscapes), exemplified most notably by Andreas Vesalius (1514 64) in his revolutionary anatomical studies.
He has besides the most pleasing and delightful exterior and appearance you can possibly see".
