The phrase "a fitting person" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is suitable or appropriate for a particular role or situation.
Example: "After careful consideration, we believe that Sarah is a fitting person for the leadership position."
Alternatives: "an appropriate individual" or "a suitable candidate".
We allocate new carer referrals; each support worker has a specific area of knowledge and the most fitting person is allocated to each carer – my specialism is learning disabilities.
Speaking to Women's Wear Daily, Mango's Vice President, Daniel López, confirmed he thought the American supermodel was the most fitting person for the collection.
Stephens wanted to do something that would be a fitting tribute to a person like that — something that would set an example, that would inspire other good deeds.
As a stand-up comedian, over the years I've been blessed to spend a lot of time at open mics (a fitting penance for a person of privilege who thinks people should listen to their ideas) and been exposed to a WIDE variety of other dudes with opinions, good and bad.
Bras are especially important to get properly fitted because they will affect most everything you wear and they should not dig into your breast tissue, cause sagging, make your breast bulge over the top of the bra, fall out of your bra when you bend over, or sit crookedly.[4] Have a fitting yearly by a sales person that has been trained to do a fitting correctly.
Go with the person and bring a container with a fitting lid.
It is essential to have the person try on the article of clothing for a fitting to allow you to pin it to the correct length.
As classy an official as he was a person, the minute's applause held around the BBL last weekend was a fitting appreciation.
In a fitting end to a year in which he dominated TV screens and front pages, Donald Trump has been named Time's person of the year.
