The phrase "make the appearance" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It typically means to present or display oneself in a certain way or to physically create the visual presence of something. Example: "She spent hours getting ready to make the appearance at the gala event."
Inside, bright colors and daylight make the appearance cheerful.
Some of the findings suggest that people tend to make the appearance of their homes different.
Aides to Mr. Obama said the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, personally asked Mr. Obama to make the appearance.
The new technologies make the appearance of highly motivating and dynamic games with different levels of interaction possible, in which large amounts of data, information, procedures and values are included which are intimately bound with the social sciences.
Not many people know this, but after 9/11 the TSA actually hired Disney engineers to help make the appearance of extended lines less intimidating – because who better than the masters behind Space Mountain to teach the wonders of queue theory (it's a thing) to the masters of draconian bureaucracy?
Mr. Bush's appearance today reflected not only his effort to demonstrate concern for members of minorities and to project a sensitive, moderate image, but also his desire to compete seriously for California's 54 electoral votes -- 21 more than any other state -- or at least make the appearance of doing so.
This makes the appearance and disappearance of individual industries in each location predictable.
Brokaw was calling to congratulate his camera-shy former producer for making the appearance.
The conditional execution capability of communication scheduling makes the appearance of state inconsistency problem unique.
She cried when Hillary Clinton made the surprise appearance.
Ironically, Todd made the Colbert appearance his top story.
