The phrase "a more suitable parameter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or criteria that are better suited for a particular situation or analysis.
Example: "After reviewing the data, we concluded that a more suitable parameter for our study would be the average temperature rather than the maximum."
Alternatives: "a better parameter" or "a more appropriate parameter".
So in fact, constraining the oscillation period to be 120 mins can gives rise to many more suitable parameter sets other than one in Table 3.
To address this issue, we here employ a series of field-validated Pacific Northwest sunspace models to quantify limitations of conventional thermal mass design in the region and to reveal more suitable parameters with respect to the sizing and ground configuration of floor-based thermal mass.
On the basis of this analysis one or more suitable parameters are chosen to be fixed or held in definite proportion to each other so that the other parameters became identifiable.
Hsps belong to the same family share more sequence identity than that of different families [ 5]; hence we need more suitable parameters to encode the protein sequences as used in the current study.
Adaptive filters are, in turn, time-varying systems which adapt their parameters to a more suitable condition or operation point in order to achieve a specified behavior.
We selected a more suitable method to determine the chromatography parameters and separated out a monomer peptide with 91.2%% purity.
In particular, it would be interesting to construct and put a more suitable probability measure on the set of parameters and quantify the likelihood of the Simpson's Paradox even further.
In this case, minimization of the classification error rate is a more suitable objective than minimization of the error of the parameter estimates.
Will he return with a more suitable storyline, at a more suitable time?
Meanwhile, the search continues for a more suitable job title.
