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"in appeal" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when someone appeals to a higher court or higher authority. For example, "The defendant is appealing their conviction in the Supreme Court in the hope of getting a not-guilty verdict."
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He held out his hands in appeal.
We care for our people!" The social worker opened her arms, in appeal.
However, in June, both sides presented their cases again in appeal.
Reader's Digest, however, was more specific in content and more universal in appeal.
Democratic kingship may be medieval, irrational in its essence, but it remains extraordinarily modern in appeal.
When awake, her eyes have a lost look within her stilled body, as if in appeal.
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Despite her built-in appeal, Louise is present in the novel mainly to serve as fodder, if not exactly inspiration, for Cora's feminist awakening.
Just say "Sancerre" quietly and you'll get an initial sense of the built-in appeal of this white wine from the Loire Valley.
He wanted the menu studded with what he called "ding words," items with built-in appeal that jump out at the reader.
After the surprise success of The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, more films are being lined up in 2013 with built-in appeal to older cinemagoers.
(Breyer recuses himself in appeals of his brother's rulings).
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