The phrase "a suitable gold" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a type of gold that is appropriate or fitting for a specific purpose or context.
Example: "For this jewelry design, we need to select a suitable gold that complements the gemstones."
Alternatives: "an appropriate gold" or "a fitting gold".
Our disambiguation method does not assume any specific feature distribution, but is parameterized and trainable according to a suitable "gold standard".
The lack of a suitable gold standard of perceived coercion also hampered the assessment of concurrent validity.
Once developed, algorithms may be validated against a suitable gold standard (e.g., chart reviews; other previously validated algorithms).
We propose that the pulse-labeling assay provides a suitable gold standard to measure the amount of food utilized by an animal.
HSW currently provide this service to HIRU, and as long a suitable gold standard reference dataset is available, HSW would be well-placed to continue this collaboration if more disparate datasets from other sectors are included in the future.
The proportion of positive samples for each test at different duration of illness is shown in Figure 2. Evaluations of rapid diagnostic tests for typhoid fever have been hampered by the lack of a suitable gold standard because of low sensitivity of blood and bone marrow culture.
(It can't be that hard to find a suitable Ari Gold parodist).
Reproducible large absolute signal values can be achieved by suitable gold cleaning protocols as described above.
However, it is difficult to decide whether an anchor is required at all and if so, which anchor may be the most suitable ("gold standard") for the assessment of responsiveness (transition question, disease-specific, or generic anchor).
We conclude that sol immobilization is a suitable technique for preparing gold catalysts with small particle size and narrow particle size distributions and very high activity and selectivity for benzyl alcohol oxidation.
Photothermal therapy (PTT) is based on the interaction of a suitable light source with gold nanoparticles embedded in cells, which produces a sufficient elevation of temperature to induce their necrosis.
