The phrase "a suitable game" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a game that is appropriate or fitting for a particular situation or audience.
Example: "We need to find a suitable game for the children that will keep them engaged and entertained during the party."
Alternatives: "an appropriate game" or "a fitting game".
Sometimes our thought and speech about objects that already really exist and are already of vital interest to us can be helpfully structured or restructured by pressing these objects into service as props in a suitable game of make-believe, turning them for the time being into improvised representations of something almost entirely different.
It's often said that PES in its modern state is not a suitable game for those post-pub nights back at the house.
This phenomenon perfectly fits to the language of evolutionary game theory, in which behaviors adopted by individuals correspond to strategies played in a suitable game, with certain expected payoffs: the altered behavior takes the advantage of reducing the risk of infection, but it is more costly (e.g., because individuals have to limit their activities).
However, the game is not specifically focused at reducing anxiety levels, which makes 'Triple Town' a suitable game for the control condition.
Subsequent authors then reformulated Sen's argument within a more suitable, game theoretic framework.
Playing cards are a popular and suitable game for a tea party.
The method is based on the dynamic solution of a suitable abstract game [25].
Creative Industries Minister Ed Vaizey said: "It will give parents greater confidence that their children can only get suitable games while we are creating a simpler system for industry having their games age-rated".
Suitable games can be found for any specific number of players from one to a dozen.
Rather than have to cast Kurt Zouma straight into a full campaign and risk him enduring the sort of adaptation that, say, Eliaquim Mangala has experienced at Manchester City, José Mourinho can choose suitable games for the French centre-back to find his feet in English football.
But some logics were designed for studying aspects of rational behaviour, and in recent years it has become increasingly common to link these logics to suitable games.
