The phrase "a proper target for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is suitable or appropriate for a specific purpose or action, often in contexts like criticism, analysis, or strategic planning.
Example: "The new policy is a proper target for scrutiny by the committee to ensure its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "an appropriate target for" or "a suitable target for".
Lee said the Native Americans' "personal stake" in the case makes them a proper target for a lawsuit.
Waldron argues that hate speech could, in theory, be very consequential, and therefore a proper target for regulation.
The Defense Department decided to make the T.M.T.I. a permanent program, with an annual budget of more than two hundred and fifty million dollars, and the Pentagon issued a formal order that emerging infectious diseases are a proper target for military research.
The F.D.A. doesn't have to listen to its advisory panels and has yet to decide on a proper target range for levels of red blood cells — but when it does, analysts say, it will almost certainly be lower than what DaVita was aiming for before the safety concerns intensified.
By selecting a proper target eNB for handover with our proposed scheme, packet loss is reduced.
By selecting a proper target eNB for handover with our proposed scheme, unnecessary handovers are reduced.
By selecting a proper target eNB for handover, thus the quality of network transmission can be enhanced.
We confirm that the low-dilution glass bead is a proper target material for trace element analysis of rock samples using the laser ablation technique.
By selecting a proper target eNB for handover, unnecessary handovers and packet loss are reduced as shown in Figures 6 and 7, since UEs are able to connect with a proper target eNB, avoiding the ping-pong effect, in which UEs move out/in its serving eNB in a short time.
Though it is fashionable to proclaim that sport-utility vehicles (SUVs) are the work of the devil, he made a point of designing his initial Hypercar as an SUV to show that the proper target for green ire was bad design, an inefficient engine and dirty fuel not the SUV per se.
The proper target for (gentle) criticism is premature perfectionism.
