The phrase "a suitable view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an appropriate or fitting perspective on a particular topic or situation.
Example: "After considering all the options, I believe that adopting a suitable view on the matter will lead to better decision-making."
Alternatives: "an appropriate perspective" or "a fitting viewpoint."
Conceptually, the system settles the problem of making Cantor's distinction between inconsistent and consistent precise and applicable (against Hilbert's early criticism); it also shows that global choice becomes a theorem on a suitable view of sets.
To visually confirm that the object was grasped, the operator might need to also move Robot-W's cart and determine how to approach the objects to get a suitable view.
Heatmaps provide a suitable view on gene expression levels.
Three-dimensional sonography makes it possible to acquire the foetal head volume from the axial view and then, by reconstructing the image with the multiplanar technique, to obtain a suitable view of the corpus callosum without the technical difficulties of 2D-sonography.
Here we discuss optical resonators that create light patterns which, when viewed from a suitable position by a monocular observer, are autostereograms of the three-dimensional shape of one of the mirror surfaces.
Cut out a suitable sized view slot ( Also attach a piece of clear transparency sheet to cover the view slot).Cut the excess foam piece into 2 strips (to use as handles).
Imaging analysis was carried out using the digital data with the help of a suitable workstation (View Forum, Philips Healthcare, Hamburg, Germany).
And the most suitable view for recognition varied depending on the gestures in each of nine groups.
Therefore, the prediction of the most suitable view is difficult, especially when the target gesture sets are not determined beforehand as in the case of user-defined gestures.
