The phrase "a fitting term" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a word or phrase that is appropriate or suitable for a particular context or situation.
Example: "In the context of environmental conservation, 'sustainability' is a fitting term to describe our goals."
Alternatives: "an appropriate term" or "a suitable term".
Chinois, French for Chinese, is a fitting term to describe the stylish blend of Oriental and French cooking that has become popular in this country.
"Rap God" is a fitting term for a man whose flow has reached new heights of supersonic articulacy on recent albums.
In light of this, Inbox is a fitting term considering Yammer is now part of Microsoft.
Multiplicative model (AA-model) with a fitting term derived from a maximum a posteriori (MAP) was introduced by Aubert and Aujol [18].
For a more general type of heavy-tailed noise, the reconstruction of sparse signals can be formulated using the Lorentzian norm as a fitting term.
"Boot camp" was a fitting term; the experience was overwhelming, eye-opening, occasionally exhilarating or terrifying, and immensely practical.
The proposed method is explicitly formulated as a minimization problem with an energy function that includes a data fitting term, a spatial smoothness term, and a temporal consistency term.
As with other models for inverse problems using the Tikhonov regularization, they must have a suitably chosen regularization term as well as a data fitting term.
You could call this vernacular architecture, but a more fitting term would be the architecture of racism.
Platform is certainly a more fitting term but unfortunately not one of the categories originally selected for use in this work.
As many pundits have pointed out, the "Arab Awakening" is a more fitting term, and after the long sleep of colonialism, feudalism and dictatorship, it will surely take a generation before the Arab world is properly awake.
