The phrase "a time suitable to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific moment or period that is appropriate for a particular action or event.
Example: "We should schedule the meeting for a time suitable to all participants."
Alternatives: "an appropriate time for" or "a convenient time for".
If the person could not be interviewed immediately they were re-scheduled for interview at a time suitable to them.
On the other hand, when administered at a time suitable to suppress the postirradiation upregulation of HIF-1 activity, YC-1 dramatically enhanced the therapeutic effect of radiation and significantly delayed tumour growth compared with radiation therapy alone.
Extending work in this area will support the development of, for example, applications containing outcome measures that could be downloaded onto an individual's phone or tablet and completed at a time suitable to them.
A researcher blinded to the patients' study status and diagnosis, interviewed all participants by telephone, at a pre-arranged time suitable to the patient, six months after randomisation.
Call the grown-ups and fix up a time suitable for everyone.
Once the eggs hatch, the adult piggybacks the tadpoles, one at a time, to suitable water, either a pool, or the water gathered in the throat of bromeliads or other plants.
The midwives will conduct these approximately 1 2 hour sessions at a time and venue suitable to a majority of the women.
A separate grinding was carried out at 1,500 rpm for 3 s using a Retsch RS200 (Germany) disc mill, but it is still not certain that such a short processing time is suitable to crush agglomerated clay materials.
Ongoing studies aim to accelerate neuronal differentiation and acquisition of mature tau splice variants in a time frame more suitable to disease modeling; nonetheless, we provide an in vitro model suitable for understanding disrupted MAPT splicing in FTD.
The duty of parents is made very clear in the 1996 Education Act: to ensure a child has "full-time education suitable to his [sic] age, ability and aptitude, and to any special educational needs he may have, either by regular attendance at school or otherwise".
Amy looked at my calendar, found an open time suitable for everyone invited, and booked the meeting.
