The phrase "a suitable cover" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an appropriate or fitting cover for something, such as a book, a project, or a situation.
Example: "We need to find a suitable cover for the report that reflects its content and purpose."
Alternatives: "an appropriate cover" or "a fitting cover".
In any case of unavailability, the performance will go ahead as scheduled with a suitable cover in the role".
She is currently working on some prototypes for indestructible, eco-friendly garden furniture and is investigating the potential of the tough, rot-proof material as a suitable cover for the decks and hulls of yachts.
With the use of a suitable cover, we can attain long exposure time, high stability, and decreasing of QDs depositing that are very important in vivo parameters.
The data show a distinct break at an AGR of 3 mg H2SO4/kg/week, below which no leachate pH is less than 4. The results indicate that an AGR of 10 t H2SO4/ha/year is conservative and a suitable cover design target for ARD control that would be matched by ANRnc.
The song was selected as a suitable cover by The Byrds after their record label, Columbia Records, sent them some demos from Dylan's Woodstock sessions.
Further, not all undeveloped land will be suitable to all species; a suitable cover for one species may not be usable by another.
A comfortable sleeping mat that self-inflates and a sleeping bag or suitable cover should suffice for a good night's rest when the conditions are right.
Otherwise, change lenses only when protected inside a building or under suitable cover.
Virgin Money shakes up home insurance market Buying and renewing your home insurance ought to be straightforward, but with different prices charged depending whether you buy direct from an insurer or via a comparison site, trying to get suitable cover at the right price has become a real chore.
Small herbivores may suffer not only from a lack of food, but suitable cover from predators.
To provide suitable cover, they masquerade as a group of amateur musicians and take lodgings at the home of kindly old Mrs. Wilberforce (Katie Johnson).
