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"made its first appearance" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it when referring to the first time something appears or is seen by someone. For example: "The new iPhone 11 made its first appearance during Apple's Keynote event in September last year."
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In 2002, it was approved by the F.D.A.; this year, it made its first appearance in American stores.
Two weeks previous to this, it made its first appearance on the cover of NME.
It made its first appearance in Israel in this garden, and since has worked its way into Jewish tradition.
It made its first appearance on Billboard Holiday/Seasonal Digital Songs on November 27, 2010, peaking at number 49 as a result of digital downloads.
Its destructive potential was fully appreciated when, in 1957, it made its first appearance outside Africa.
The anthem appears to have made its first appearance during the 1918 World Series, the year after the US entered the First World War.
Women's judo made its first appearance at Barcelona 1992 after it was trialled as a demonstration sport in Seoul 1988.
It has an honorable history, having made its first appearance in the Lindisfarne Gospel in the tenth century.
"When Yves Saint Laurent's smoking made its first appearance in an haute couture collection, it started a revolution.
The Liquor Market Gazette made its first appearance recently.
Minesweeper also made its first appearance.
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