The phrase "a device suitable to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a device that is appropriate or fitting for a specific purpose or function.
Example: "We need to find a device suitable to measure the temperature accurately in extreme conditions."
Alternatives: "a device appropriate for" or "a device designed for".
The PRIMA (PRoton IMAging) collaboration, supported by INFN and MIUR, is realizing a proton Computed Radiography device suitable to acquire the single proton with 1MHz rate for application in proton therapy.
Therefore, the separation device is suitable to be applied in occasions of high-performance requirements where increased costs are acceptable.
The testing device is suitable to assess nociceptive thermal thresholds in dogs and the analgesic response to an opioid.
Therefore, the aim of the present work was to develop an imaging device suitable for microvascular investigation by dynamic retinal vessel analysis of animal eyes as small as those of the rat.
The paper presents the aerodynamic design of a ventilation device suitable for remote open areas, such as desert terrains.
When an application or user task is generated, the TR abstracts needs of the task in the form of task ontology and passes the description of the task ontology to the DAM; On receiving the task description, DAM gets the available devices by calling the query interfaces of DDM, then compares TR with capabilities of available devices, and ultimately allocates a suitable device to perform the task.
Nevertheless, it can be concluded that an automatic device will be suitable to attain a cleaning speed competitive with other traditional cleaning techniques.
The use of a medial locking compression plate was associated with few complications and proved a suitable device to achieve bone union.
The regenerator is chosen to be a suitable device to recover the waste heat because of its high heat transfer surface area per unit volume.
