The phrase "a more apposite term" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a word or phrase that is more suitable or appropriate for a particular context.
Example: "In this discussion, we should consider a more apposite term to describe the phenomenon we are observing."
Alternatives: "a more suitable term" or "a more fitting term".
But Mars resolved to write a more apposite song.
An archpragmatist, prepared to win by any means, is a more apposite definition.
I can't think of a more apposite theme for a visual arts exhibition.
But close examination of the issues for discussion in the next two months makes time-wasting seem a more apposite description.
He announced his candidacy in November 1985, soon after publishing his memoirs, In The Eye Of The Storm - a more apposite title than he knew at the time.
He had announced his candidacy in November 1985, soon after publishing his memoirs, In the Eye of the Storm - a more apposite title than he could have known.
A more apposite comparison, unfortunately, is Thomas Heatherwick's ill-fated Manchester landmark The B of the Bang, a steel "explosion" celebrating Linford Christie's description of how quickly he reacted to a starting gun.
Pop would have been a more apposite reference, because Tod's pebble-soled Gommino, a basic driving shoe based on the moccasin, is the footwear equivalent of an Andy Warhol.
Because that cover is I Want You (She's So Heavy), a Beatles song Turner and Kane have been doing since their inception eight years ago that has suddenly acquired a more apposite quality.
Perhaps its working title, "Kaddish", the Jewish prayer read by mourners at funerals, would have been a more apposite choice for the title and description of its narrative.The film describes the attempt made by two brothers, Jozek Maciejj Stuhr and Franciszekk, to break the conspiracy of silence among the residents of the village where the massacre against their Jewish neighbours had taken place.
A more apposite comparison in the same study showed that intraspecific variation in tail length was much greater in species where tail length was under sexual selection than in species where tail length was not [33].
