The phrase "a suitable proposal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a proposal that is appropriate or fitting for a particular situation or context.
Example: "After reviewing all the submissions, we have decided to move forward with a suitable proposal that meets our requirements."
Alternatives: "an appropriate proposal" or "a fitting proposal".
It follows that a suitable proposal density is given by (22).
A self-cleaning surface would be a suitable proposal for maintaining adequate reflectance.
It was concluded that chemical immobilization combined with crop cultivar selection could be a suitable proposal for crop safety regulation and sustainable agriculture.
By applying the relation between the joint Gaussian distribution and its corresponding conditionals, we arrive to a suitable proposal density for the M-H algorithm given by (37).
Moreover, we have discussed how the combined design of a suitable proposal construction and a proper update test ensures the ergodicity of the generated chain.
However, the case of unbounded target pdfs can also be tackled by designing a suitable proposal construction that takes into account the vertical asymptotes of the target function.
In the paper in addition to the comment on the most common methods of calculation of the chloride ingress and their limitations it is illustrated how for level II and III the measurement of the electrical resistivity results a very suitable proposal due to this parameter can be measured in a non-destructive test and serves to quality control.
There are many alternatives available for the construction of a suitable sticky proposal (SP).
In this work, two control structures are compared to define the most suitable proposal for implementation in an industrial reactor and the impact of these control structures in the reactor production and in the polymer melt index are analyzed.
In order to derive suitable proposal densities in the MCMC algorithm, we assume that the drift and diffusion coefficients satisfy the Lipschitz and linear growth conditions (6).
The study of (micro layer structure in walls is a fundamental tool for expanding our knowledge of historical buildings and developing suitable proposals for intervention and restoration.
