The phrase "a suitable way of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an appropriate method or approach to achieve something.
Example: "We need to find a suitable way of addressing the concerns raised by the community."
Alternatives: "an appropriate method for" or "a fitting approach to".
Kathryn Corrick on the Labourlist blog reasons that without a suitable way of measuring any carbon emission cuts, the campaign is doomed to failure.
A crawl broken by handstands: it is an uneasy mix, and an apt metaphor for the Limón Dance Company's struggle to find, in 2008, a suitable way of moving.
In fact, Marshall compaction is not a suitable way of modelling in situ conditions in the laboratory environment.
This method proved to be a suitable way of estimating the total organic carbon using simple well logs.
There is surely a suitable way of thinking of memory beliefs that stipulates that only beliefs that have been formed at a prior time count as memory beliefs.
The idea of legitimate authority as justified coercive power is a suitable way of getting at the authority of hostile but justified occupation powers.
Co-existence of the cultivation of genetically modified and non-genetically modified crops is commonly regarded as a suitable way out of the clash of perceptions of environmental or health risks of genetically modified organisms.
In such cases, the principle of "risk management before risk refinement" offers a suitable way out of the looming complexity dilemma.
3. Measurement of perioperative GFR is not a suitable way to assess the effects of adenosine antagonism in this model of renal ischemia.
Nevertheless, providing the standard deviation of three replicates is a suitable way to indicate the spread of results.
The dynamic approach is a suitable way to address the question of the representational adequacy of a continuous time in discrete models (Mitchell [20]).
