"seeming disparity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or set of circumstances that appear to be different or contradictory, but may not actually be. Example: Despite the seeming disparity between their backgrounds, the two brothers had a strong bond and shared similar values.
Mr. Fehrnstrom did not respond to an e-mail seeking comment on the seeming disparity between his two candidates' attitudes toward their tax returns.
I asked him about the seeming disparity between his happy disposition and his melancholic music, wondering what that dynamic was like.
Despite seeming disparity, APRV and the ARDSNet study have virtually identical goals that are achieved using different strategies.
Currently, we lack an explanation for the seeming disparity between the studies by Gelmon and colleagues [ 42] and O'Shaughnessy and colleagues [ 35] with respect to the efficacy of PARP inhibition in triple negative breast cancer in general.
Despite their seeming disparity, all three of Anderson's movies have a subtle but distinct structure.
A psychologist, Judith Olson, believes she can explain the seeming disparity, Psychology Today reports.
Disappointingly, it seems the disparity between the "right" and "wrong" drafts of Franzen's book chiefly consists of minor typographical errors and typesetting changes.
The disparity in New York City's death rates from heart disease can't be explained, it seems, by disparities in the top three causes of heart disease: smoking, stress and obesity.
Hence, the associated disparities and seeming ambiguities in derived figures and the need for correlation with field data.
Now the disparity seems to be growing.
That disparity seems likely to increase when Microsoft phases out Windows XP at the end of June.
