"a suitable value for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing a specific quantity or number that is appropriate or appropriate for a certain purpose or situation. Example: "The ideal temperature for cooking this dish is a suitable value for ensuring it is cooked thoroughly without burning."
What would be a suitable value for this minimum proportion?
Based on extensive simulation studies, a suitable value for the secondary closed loop time constant is also recommended.
These analytical studies are then compared with complementary finite element analyses that are used to identify a suitable value for the intermediate ring stiffness ratio for practical design.
Successively, after having estimated a suitable value for the latter, we simulate the system dynamics under conditions that should promote segregation, validating the results of the simulations experimentally.
It is found that a suitable value for the model constant c that controls the mixing frequency can be derived using the local normalized scalar variance, and that the model constant a controls the localness of the model.
The parametric study revealed that a suitable value for the magnitude of the wall normal velocity can be determined over a range of flow conditions, leading to good agreement of simulated and measured wave frequencies.
On the basis of the within-cluster sum of squares we determined a suitable value of 6 for k.
Although D is becoming more commonly reported in prognostic research, it is not yet available for a wide variety of diseases, so it may be difficult to find a suitable value of D. For this reason a literature search was carried out to assess how widely D is used and to determine its value in various disease areas.
The main aim of the search was to show a method by which researchers might find a suitable value of D for use in their own work, but additionally the values found in the search may be used as a reference library by users of calculations (B2) and (D2).
This appears to suggest that for a suitable value of, LSI addresses some of the challenges of synonymy.
