The phrase "a suitable spot" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an appropriate location for a specific purpose or activity.
Example: "After searching for hours, we finally found a suitable spot to set up our campsite."
Alternatives: "an appropriate location" or "a fitting place".
Night had begun to fall, and he searched for a suitable spot to make camp until morning.
Find it a suitable spot if you can and improve the soil with lots of leaf mould before planting.
Dr. Low experimented with moving the EEG electrodes around the brain until he found a suitable spot.
If a suitable spot is never found, he added, Irvington will be required to return $15,000 of the grant.
Besides, it takes a year or two to find a suitable spot and open a Rack, Mr. Nordstrom said.
The Energy Department is trying to demonstrate that Yucca Mountain, near Las Vegas, is a suitable spot for deep burial, but has encountered a variety of problems.
A robotic helicopter so endowed would be smart enough to spot a suitable place to land and then do so without any remotely controlled help; a terrestrial robot designed to travel on its own could change its shape from tanklike to snakelike when it needed to be narrow enough to enter a cave.
Residents have gathered 700 signatures opposing the tank's location and have suggested an empty Consolidated Edison lot a few blocks away as a more suitable spot.
They're making plans for a return to the city in a more suitable spot and are "putting some love" into their Brunswick Street institution.
Discouraged by its cold and sometimes inhospitable climate and the sufferings of the settlers, Sir George looked for a more suitable spot further south and sought a new royal charter to settle the region, which would become the state of Maryland.
This anxiety resurfaced around the issue of the two nation theory in the attempt to strike a political boundary that would leave Muslim majority Murshidabad in India and Hindu majority Khulna in East Pakistan, in order to secure a hydrologically suitable spot for diverting Ganges water (Chatterji 1999).
