The phrase "a logical candidate for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone or something that is a suitable or reasonable choice for a particular role, position, or situation.
Example: "Given her extensive experience in project management, she is a logical candidate for the leadership position."
Alternatives: "a suitable choice for" or "a reasonable option for".
He is a logical candidate for a trade.
A logical candidate for the role is Patrick J. Fitzgerald, the United States attorney in Chicago.
Though opera in particular is a logical candidate for video, it, too, can seem stiff and artificial when brought to the screen.
Robert Nicoletti, an agent with Prudential Douglas Elliman, says the next neighborhood to the south, Flatbush near Brooklyn College, is a logical candidate for exploration.
Even before Rey Ordonez was injured, the Mets were already a logical candidate for the future services of Alex Rodriguez, known to all and sundry as A-Rod.
Born in 1952, Ms. Trockel is a logical candidate for a New York career retrospective, though the New Museum show is not exactly that.
Thus CRH-BP is a logical candidate gene for anxiety and addiction.
Of these, only CRH-BP could be considered a logical candidate gene for EEG and arousal-related behaviors.
Given that allelic variation in lcyE influences relative flux into the α- and β-branches of the carotenoid pathway (Harjes et al. 2008), this is a logical candidate gene for influencing levels of zeaxanthin and total β-xanthophylls.
Having discovered the BoxG18A mutation in our focal population and shown that it was beneficial, this element and the entire glmUS promoter region became a logical candidate region for sequencing in the other 11 populations founded with the same ancestral strain and propagated in the same environment.
In that connection, zyxin is a logical candidate to account for the slow resolidification that is observed after unstretch, but could zyxin account for prompt fluidization during stretch?
