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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a suitable for" is not correct in English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks the necessary context to be usable.
Example: "This tool is suitable for beginners."
Alternatives: "appropriate for" or "fit for".
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A suitable for underwater acoustic channel communication mode must be employed.
Excerpts from Apr 4 Faculty meeting that are (a) suitable for public disclosure and (b) perhaps of interest to the broad student community follow.
Excerpts from Apr 25 Faculty meeting that are (a) suitable for public disclosure and (b) perhaps of interest to the broad student community follow.
Excerpts from the 21 Nov Faculty meeting that are (a) suitable for public disclosure and (b) perhaps of interest to the broad student community follow.
Excerpts from the Oct 17 Faculty meeting that are (a) suitable for public disclosure and (b) perhaps of interest to the broad student community follow.
Excerpts from the Sep 19 Faculty meeting that are (a) suitable for public disclosure and (b) perhaps of interest to the broad student community follow.
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Two versions of the ICECAP are available: the ICECAP-O, suitable for ages 65+; and the ICECAP-A, suitable for ages 18+.
Twenty-eight-inch-high things are more like: your daughter who's nearly two, an M.T.A. subway turnstile, the bathroom sink, or a suitable-for-show female Great Dane.
It's a collection suitable for a casual walk or a gothic after hours indulgence.
I replied in a sentence suitable for a courtroom.
"Don't you have a card suitable for a duodenal ulcer?" she inquired.
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