The phrase "a suitable addition" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that is appropriate or fitting to be included in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The new software features are a suitable addition to our existing tools, enhancing overall productivity."
Alternatives: "an appropriate enhancement" or "a fitting contribution."
Based on this information, it can be decided whether these parameters are a suitable addition to the ecotoxicological test strategy.
We suggest that CDHA might play an important role, limiting the path of drug release in a suitable addition ratio of CDHA. Figure 4 OM photos and vitamin B 12 cumulative release of various CS/CDHA nanocomposites hydrogel beads.
It was found that with a suitable addition of coarse WC particles, the coating has a decreased decarburization and significantly increased wear resistance, as compared with the coating without the addition.
The objective LR modeling approach developed in this study is flexible enough to address a wide range of contaminants and represents a suitable addition to the current subjective approach.
The research is therefore important in determining whether peer support may be a suitable addition to psychological interventions in this population.
Valence or latency ratings of completions may be a suitable addition in this regard and enable a more fine-grained analysis of responses.
Designs such as flowers, hamsters, your hamster's name, etc. are all suitable additions.
While Steven Spielberg's earnest biopic would make a suitable syllabus addition, the same year's other Lincoln movie might be of less use.
A wide range of deposit composition, colour and surface finish are possible using suitable addition agents and by control of electrolyte flow and operating conditions.
The resulting reduction of the mix workability was avoided by suitable addition procedures of superplasticizers.
A wide range of deposit morphology, colour and surface finish are possible by the use of suitable addition agents and control of electrode/electrolyte movement and operating conditions.
