The phrase "a suitable form for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an appropriate format or method for something, such as a document, presentation, or application.
Example: "We need to find a suitable form for submitting our project proposals to ensure they meet the requirements."
Alternatives: "an appropriate format for" or "a fitting method for".
To cope with asymmetry of the system matrices, a Duncan's like state formulation is used to bring these matrices into a suitable form for perturbations.
Additional custom-built CAMAC modules organise the TDC output into a suitable form for storage and transmission to a network of processor terminals over standard ethernet.
The usage of model order reduction by means of modal truncation leads to a design system of feasible dimension and also directly represents a suitable form for the determination of the flatness-based state and input parametrization.
It is the intention of the authors to provide this model in a suitable form for incorporation into the International Reference Ionosphere model and, therefore, these results may be of interest to the ionospheric community.
The variational inflation mechanics problem yields the governing equations and boundary conditions, which are recast as a nonlinear two-point boundary value problem in a suitable form for efficient computation.
The integral in the resulting Green's function is transformed, using the steepest descent method, to a suitable form for effective numerical evaluation even for a relatively small distance between the image source and the receiving point.
Young women should also be "encouraged to consider and choose a suitable form of contraception for their future needs", the guidance said.
In some previous reports, an ENBD tube was reported to be a suitable form of drainage for hilar bile duct cancer [ 20].
If k ∈ [ 0, 1 ), then the point of coincidence of T and S is unique; that is, if T u = S u and T v = S v, then T u = T v = S v = S u. The ( c ) -comparison function in Theorems 2.1 and 2.2 can be replaced by a comparison function if we formulated the contractive condition to a suitable form. For this instance, we have the following result.
"The Chinese Communist Party: the Search for a Suitable Form". Amsterdam Asia Studies 31 (1983): 29.
With the procedure described above, the majority of IntI1 could be recovered in a soluble and thus suitable form for purification.
