The phrase "a suitable pair of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an appropriate or fitting set of items, often in contexts like clothing, shoes, or tools.
Example: "I need to find a suitable pair of shoes for the wedding next month."
Alternatives: "an appropriate set of" or "a fitting couple of".
"If you spend $700 on an iPad, you want to enjoy it with a suitable pair of headphones," he said.
But it's not simply a question as shallow as whether an older man can buy a suitable pair of trousers; it's also about society's views of young and old.
The family doctor, Dr Fellowes, is unable to be present because of a heavy snowfall and baby Ursula dies when no one can find a suitable pair of scissors to cut the cord: "The little heart.
To achieve the highest electrochemical performance for supercapacitor, it is very essential to find out a suitable pair of an active electrode material and an electrolyte.
In falling film liquid desiccant systems, finding a suitable pair of liquid desiccant and contact surface is of primary engineering interest.
It is shown that the measurement of the changes in a suitable pair of eigenvalues leads to the solution of the diagnostic problem, namely identification of crack location and severity.
Further research would be needed to clarify what preferences newly qualified prescribers would have in terms of a suitable pairing so that the potential benefits of this scheme could be maximised.
After all, they have no way of knowing of a suitable pair at another hospital.
So she eyed women in the baggage claim area, spotted a suitable pair worn by one of them — and approached with a $120 cash offer for the emergency footwear.
Moreover, since the (r_{13}) and (r_{14}) are symmetric in the expression of ({mathop {w}nolimits } _1) and ({mathop {w}nolimits } _2) in (11), at least one suitable pair of PNC symbols from (mathrmx_1^{(1)} oplus x_2^{(2)},x_2^{^{(1)} oplus x_1^{(2)} mathrm) and (mathrmx_1^{(1)} oplus x_1^{(2)},x_2^{^{(1)} oplus x_2^{(2)} mathrm) should be selected to minimize the undesired interference.
Pairwise scalar products (correlations) were calculated for each suitable pair of traces; these correlations were then averaged across all sweep pairs.
