The phrase "a suitable description of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something accurately characterizes or defines a particular subject or concept.
Example: "The report provided a suitable description of the environmental impact of the project."
Alternatives: "an appropriate depiction of" or "a fitting characterization of".
A suitable description of highly efficient (planar) VHG is given by Kogelnik's coupled-wave theory [8].
Process design will rely on a suitable description of enzyme stability and kinetics under relevant process conditions.
A suitable description of this basis set is provided in some of the most important Computational Chemistry recent books [13 16].
The combined analysis of the burner acoustics and of the flame response to forced modulations of the flow provides a suitable description of instability modes observed experimentally.
In particular, it acts as a service broker in order to provide the best selection and binding of services for a suitable description of the system architecture and its companion non-functional requirements.
However, for a suitable description of the turbulent behavior over a VLBI station, such sensors have to be available near to these radio telescopes, which is usually only the case for GPS sensors, if at all.
The simulation results reveal that the theoretical statistic formula provides a suitable description for the size effort of dynamic modulus for asphalt concrete.
The enhanced precision on the computation of the estimation error bounds has been possible thanks to the use of the a posteriori calculated covariance matrix that allows, in a second time, a more suitable description of the dissipation equation used in the Bounded-real lemma formulation.
Weighing suitable descriptions of the sprawling work in his review that year in The Guardian, Michael Billington wrote: "A dystopian fairytale?
