The phrase "a more suitable target" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or choices that are better aligned with specific criteria or goals.
Example: "After evaluating the available options, we concluded that the new marketing strategy would be a more suitable target for our resources."
Alternatives: "a better option" or "a more appropriate choice".
A more suitable target for green ire would be the gross inefficiency of the world's energy systems.
As recently as a month ago, Weld had suggested that the Irish Derby, on a flatter course, would be a more suitable target for a horse with Harzand's height and bulk.
She said 10Mbps would be a more suitable target and would need to be regularly reviewed to ensure the UK did not slip behind other European countries.
Lima bean cotyledons therefore offer a more suitable target tissue for quantitative transient GFP expression assays.
Human papillomavirus DNA sequencing utilised the MY09/MY11 consensus primer pair as the product of these (≈455 bp) is a more suitable target for sequencing than that of GP5+/6+ (≈140 bp).
The potentially greater effectiveness of FBA and its lack of homologs in plants and animals may make it a more suitable target for RNA interference approaches to engineer resistance to rust pathogens.
IAM results reveal net zero GHG emissions are not always required to meet the temperature targets, and that net zero CO2 emissions are a more suitable aim.
This suggests that if TOR or Akt were to be independently targeted, AKT might be a more suitable therapeutic target.
Both the hydrophobic pocket and the Cys133 have been shown to be the effective target sites for TLR4 signalling antagonists and MD-2 has been proposed to be a more suitable therapeutic target for pharmacological intervention than TLR4 (Mancek-Keber et al., 2009).
Our findings demonstrate that SFN enhances RTK stabilization through abnormal USP8 regulation in lung adenocarcinoma, suggesting that SFN could be a more suitable therapeutic target for lung adenocarcinoma than USP8.
CD19 (B4) has a wider expression profile than CD20 on both normal B-cells and NHL cells (Nadler et al, 1983; Uckun et al, 1988), and could be a more suitable ADC target as various anti-CD19 antibodies have been shown to internalize at different rates in several studies (Uckun et al, 1988; Press et al, 1989, 1994; Pulczynski et al, 1993; van Oosterhout et al, 1994; Sapra & Allen, 2002).
