The phrase "a suitable activity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an activity that is appropriate or fitting for a particular purpose or context.
Example: "We need to find a suitable activity for the team-building event that everyone will enjoy."
Alternatives: "an appropriate activity" or "a fitting activity".
Prejudging an election, by statute, wouldn't seem to be a suitable activity for the "mother of parliaments", either.
And parents fond of food may be encouraging cooking as a suitable activity, not less acceptable than soccer practice or ballet.
Nonetheless, all systems exhibited a suitable activity and cycling ability under full-cell conditions.
Times have changed". Not for Simon Dessain, 61, who said: "Grooming is just not a suitable activity for a train, any more than leaky earphones, or bodily noises... make-up just falls into the same category of behaviour". Sarah Pennells, founder of the Savvy Woman money website, said eating "stinky food or leaving rubbish has an impact on other people in the way doing your make up doesn't".
Choosing a suitable activity monitor for scientific studies depends on various aspects.
Many people are able to perform this activity, which makes walking a suitable activity to encourage older adults to do.
A. The theater will be open to use by the public and will become part of the community for any suitable activity.
However, due to radioactive decay, a single sample of suitable activity might be used, and area values obtained from the related chromatograms should be recalculated using the decay law (A = A0e-λt).
In this study, active recombinant DPP8/9 with an N-terminal His6-tag, first expressing in a prokaryotic system, showed practical and suitable activity for use in a DPP inhibitor assay.
Thus, if we take a protein directed evolution example, where one is seeking to find out which kinds of sequences (and/or structures) exhibit a high kcat for a suitable enzyme activity, the background knowledge is represented by any known enzymes or sequences associated with an activity of interest (that may be a catalytic activity similar but not identical to that being sought).
OQ and PQ may be considered conjointly, and usually tests on reproducibility and linearity, using a solution of the desired radionuclide with suitable activity range should be performed.
