The phrase "a suitable and fitting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is appropriate or well-matched for a particular purpose or situation.
Example: "We need to find a suitable and fitting solution to address the issues we are facing in the project."
Alternatives: "an appropriate and proper" or "a proper and suitable".
Mitigation against potential failures may be overcome by sowing at higher densities, or by tolerating higher failure rates while accepting that natural selection is acting to produce a suitable and adaptively fit restored population.
Conventional XAFS analysis consists of finding a suitable model structure and fitting the corresponding theoretical XAFS functions to the experimental data.
For our study, a volume coil was designed with nearly homogeneous excitation/receive characteristics and a suitable geometry fitting the human torso.
The criteria for selection were that each house contain a sleeping room with a close-fitting door and a window suitable for fitting a mosquito exit trap and in which occupants possessed >1 worn nets under regular use.
The method alleviates the problem of choosing a suitable distribution for fitting data in SPI analysis, quantifies modeling uncertainties, and propagates them for probabilistic drought classification.
Accordingly their operational practices should be suitable, sufficient and fit for purpose at all times and appropriate contemporaneous records should be kept for the purposes of accountability.
Based on SE measurements and a suitable model to fit the experimental data, the strong material inhomogeneities induced by the incubation layer can be analyzed and accounted for.
An alternative approach, treating number of leaves as continuous, and using a suitable polynomial to fit the non-linear relationship between pIm and number of leaves was also used to ensure that statistical significance was not an artefact of the statistical model.
The H values were then plotted as function of X-ray energy, which was a scattered curve, and fitted by a suitable trend line to obtain an equation.
It is a suitable approach which fits the best to the paradigm of SDR and would require partial reconfiguration capabilities in the context of FPGA. Figure 9 Transceiver hierarchical FSM.
Sometimes the writers will craft a story around a disease; at other times they will craft the story and then go to the – by now – formidable team of medical experts for a suitable disease to fit around it, says Shore.
