The phrase "a suitable reservoir" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a reservoir that meets specific criteria or requirements for a particular purpose, such as water storage or data collection.
Example: "The engineers determined that the lake would serve as a suitable reservoir for the new irrigation system."
Alternatives: "an appropriate reservoir" or "a fitting reservoir".
Since reservoir model is complicated, it is conventional to use a suitable reservoir simulator.
The results, which could be applied to bone regeneration, demonstrated that skin fibrous scaffold provided an osteoinductive environment for stem cells to differentiate and that PVA nanofiber was a suitable reservoir for osteogenic factors with controlled release profile.
These findings suggest that some flocks may have been exposed through contaminated water, as water has been identified as a suitable reservoir and medium for Campylobacter spp. [ 33].
A tentative explanation for the TBEV focus on the northern slope at Ala-Archa is that this slope is the approximate geographic point of overlap for the distribution of I. persulcatus ticks and a suitable reservoir species, A. pallipes mice.
It was concluded that use of a fractional segment core would allow development of a suitable oxybutynin reservoir IVR.
Among the Mesozoic aquifers, the Buntsandstein aquifer characterized by temperatures of up to 50°C is a suitable hydrothermal reservoir that could be exploited by means of heat pumps or provide direct heat for various applications.
They've discovered that captured CO2 has to be compressed to about 100 times atmospheric pressure, transported to a suitable underground reservoir and pumped into the ground.
In moose (Alces alces), the most abundant wild cervid in the reindeer herding area, only few cases of pre adult encapsulated S. tundra nematodes on the surface of the liver, but no peritonitis, were seen.The moose was evidently not a suitable host reservoir for the present S. tundra haplotype.
The fact that the world's inventory of suitable reservoir sites is limited provides an additional reason for encouraging the sustainable management of dams.
East-African HAT is a zoonosis [ 8] and transmission requires the presence of suitable reservoir animals (e.g. domestic livestock, wild bovids).
White-tailed deer are suitable reservoir hosts for Mycobacterium bovis (1 ), and an M. bovis-positive white-tailed deer was recently found in Tamaulipas in northeastern Mexico (2 ).
