The phrase "a suitable length of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an appropriate or acceptable duration or measurement of something.
Example: "For this project, we need to determine a suitable length of time for the research phase to ensure thoroughness."
Alternatives: "an appropriate duration of" or "a fitting amount of".
Selecting a suitable length of floats is helpful for stabilizing this computation.
This is likely attributable to the various technical challenges associated with spinal fMRI (e.g., imaging a suitable length of the cord, reducing image artifacts from the vertebrae and intervertebral discs, and dealing with physiological noise from spinal cord motion).
Following a suitable length of discussion time, and an enforced period to generate, agree upon, and write down group definitions of characteristics, each group is then split, and this section is repeated two times more (for taxonomic levels D and E of Fig. 1a), leading to 16 pairs of students (if the initial class size was 32).
If so, what would be a suitable length of time to discontinue services in order to protest those wrongs and call attention to those wrongs?
A six-day period was selected as a suitable length of time for culture of transduced moDCs, representing a balance between obtaining good transgene expression and optimal moDC viability.
These five N-glycosites are identifiable when a suitable length of deglycosylated peptides is generated using alternative proteases.
It was demonstrated that the conjugate 8 is stable inside the cell and its linker is of a suitable length for the detection of biotin in native and denatured conditions.
To use a stick, find one of a suitable length for a beak, plus extra length to poke into the head of the penguin.
It was shown that an average yield of 11.5 ng of DNA could be recovered from 1 mL cell-free sweat samples leading to the hypothesis that cell-free nucleic acids (CNAs) of a suitable length for standard DNA profiling are transferred during handling/touching items.
Only DNA fragments of a suitable length for efficient circularisation and for PCR amplification will be detected [164].
Fes substrates such as cortactin and HS1 have multiple pTyr sites separated by spacers of a suitable length for such docking-dependent phosphorylation.
