The phrase "a suitable and relevant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is appropriate and applicable in a particular context or situation.
Example: "We need to find a suitable and relevant solution to address the issues we are facing in the project."
Alternatives: "an appropriate and applicable" or "a fitting and pertinent".
Extremely halotolerant H. werneckii represents a suitable and highly relevant organism to study cellular responses to environmental salinity.
This paper introduces a semantically-based three stage-approach to assist developers in checking the consistency of the requirements models and choose the most suitable and relevant ontology (ies) for their development project from a given repository.
Indeed, a significant role of the mediator is to convert data available on one side and make it suitable and relevant to the other.
Key Performance Indicators (KPI) and impact assessment: it consistently describes policy alternatives using suitable and relevant indicators [50] to assess normalised impacts by defining weight criteria, visualising and interpreting results, performing sensitivity analysis and producing an "Overall Joint Satisfaction Index".
Abstracts that did not provide enough information about whether the publication contained suitable and relevant information about the health status of the UAE were retrieved for full text evaluation.
Shotgun proteomic analysis of biological samples identical or similar to those that will be eventually used for targeting measurements will directly generate suitable and relevant spectral libraries to serve as reference maps.
If you can't find a suitable or relevant charitable cause, why not start your own?
Due to the non-convexity, many local minima possibly exist and, therefore, finding a suitable relevant minimiser becomes more difficult.
A gardener's business is to know enough of the origins and natural inclinations of his plants to give them suitable sites and relevant cultivation - not to try growing a sunflower in dense shade or a waterlily in a rockery.
