The phrase "a compatible number" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in mathematical contexts, particularly when discussing numbers that are easy to work with for estimation or rounding purposes.
Example: "When estimating the total cost, it's helpful to use a compatible number like 50 instead of 47."
Alternatives: "an easy number" or "a suitable number".
Australia is attractive as a safe and peaceful country with a compatible time zone, yet the number of students from Japan is remarkably low in relation to other Asian countries, Yamauchi notes.
Because it's compatible a number of webcams, including webcams over a network.
For countries, in which the EMIS sample didn't include somebody diagnosed with HIV in 2009 (Bosnia-Herzegovina, Cyprus, Estonia, Malta, Moldova) we calculated, how many participants diagnosed with HIV in 2009 would have been expected to participate in EMIS to achieve a number compatible with the SSD and an MSM population size of 1% (Bosnia-Herzegovina, Moldova) resp.
Compatible with a number of different data formats, the interface of the tool offers basic styling functionality, as well as enables Github users to turn any map into a shareable secret Gist for collaborative viewing and editing.
All of the residual RNA samples evaluated had an ABL1 copy number compatible with quantitative reporting, that is, >10 copies of ABL1 per reaction and >50 copies of BCR ABL1 for the few samples with <10 copies of ABL1 per reaction.
Instead, eHarmony does the choosing for you, sending you a limited number of "compatible matches" — candidates the site's proprietary algorithm thinks will make a good match.
These binaries are compatible with a large number of Linux distributions including Fedora, Red Hat Enterprise, Scientific Linux, Linux Mint, and ElementaryOS.
Despite the powerful criticisms of the Scottish philosopher David Hume (1711 76)—e.g., that the evidence is compatible with a large number of hypotheses, such as polytheism or a god of limited power, that are as plausible as or more plausible than monotheism the argument from design continued to be very popular in the 19th century.
In both compatible interactions a large number of genes encoding for abiotic stress responses such as DnaJ protein, chaperon, and heat shock proteins were commonly up-regulated.
We extend the notions of uniform convexity (smoothness) from normed spaces to countably normed spaces 'in which there is a countable number of compatible norms'.
