The phrase "a suitable appointment to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a position or role that is appropriate or fitting for someone in a specific context.
Example: "After careful consideration, we believe that Sarah is a suitable appointment to the role of project manager."
Alternatives: "an appropriate position for" or "a fitting role for".
"Dr Guthrie also participated in the nomination panel process and whilst not on the panel's final list of recommendations, was identified by the government as having the requisite skills to be a suitable appointment to the board," a statement from the communications minister, Mitch Fifield, said.
The PI will arrange a suitable appointment to determine eligibility for inclusion into the study based on a screening questionnaire administered via telephone which will search for evidence of serious spinal pathology and discuss the study protocol and requirements of the participant.
In subsequent negotiations, it also wants to make sure that if a company has a suitable appointment process in place but still fails to reach the 40% ambition by 2020, it is not automatically exposed to sanctions, the spokesperson added.
If so, the nurse contacts them to arrange a suitable appointment, explains the study in greater detail and, if appropriate, obtains written consent.
Following the written notice cases and controls were contacted by telephone and, after giving verbal consent to participate, either interviewed immediately or a suitable appointment for the interview was fixed.
If allocated to midwifery continuity of care, she will be advised that the continuity of care midwives will contact her with a suitable appointment time.
Senior officials were required to propose to the king the names of candidates suitable for appointment to the higher posts, while the adjutant general proposed noncommissioned officers suitable for subordinate administrative posts.
And if the highly emotional testimonies leave us back to the starting point regarding this specific allegation, the rational side of me turns to the only objective question at hand — does his behavior, temperament, tone and clear antipathy toward Democrats make him a suitable candidate for a lifetime appointment to a body that is supposed to be an impartial branch of government?
Democrats said in the face of such history, they doubted Gorsuch could convince them he is a suitable candidate for a lifetime appointment to the nation's highest court, and if he can't, they would be willing to block him on the Senate floor.
Everyone who signs up has a criminal record check and an appointment to assess if they are suitable for leading.
