The phrase "a suitable spread" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an appropriate or acceptable range, distribution, or variety of something, often in contexts like food, finance, or data analysis.
Example: "For the buffet, we need to ensure there is a suitable spread of appetizers to cater to all dietary preferences."
Alternatives: "an appropriate selection" or "a fitting range".
The selection of suitable spreading codes plays a fundamental role in determining the performance of a CDMA system.
This also motivates the need for a proper selection criterion to be applied on the whole set of sequences, to extract the most suitable spreading codes to use in the DS-CDMA system.
According to a literature review in the 12 March 2005 Lancet, although airliner cabins are a suitable milieu for the spread of disease, the environmental control systems used by commercial aircraft appear to restrict the movement of airborne microbes.
It was concluded that the EWS is a suitable tool to reduce the spread of potentially harmful and ballast water mediated species.
For instance, some plants and animals disperse so slowly over the generations that rapid warming might kill them or their offspring off before they can spread to a suitable new habitat.
Nevertheless, providing the standard deviation of three replicates is a suitable way to indicate the spread of results.
During the beginning of the flood period after heavy precipitation, the pathogens could grow fast and reproduce rapidly under a suitable environment, and then may spread through the contaminated water or food (13).
The proposed approach is based on cellular automata, which is a suitable framework to study the spatial spread phenomena.
In fact, inhibition of V-ATPase reduces tumour growth and metastatic spread, thus representing a suitable therapeutic target.
Care homes for the elderly facilitate rapid influenza spread and provide a suitable environment for outbreaks to occur [ 1, 2].
