The phrase "about what is appropriately" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "We need to have a discussion about what is appropriately done in this situation."
Alternatives: "regarding what is suitable" or "concerning what is proper".
Nonetheless, if the present interpretation is correct, Aristotle did accept what are appropriately called particularized properties.
Health care providers should be familiar with the whole range of possible responses to sexuality while breastfeeding in order to appropriately counsel women about what is normal and what to expect during this time.
The 'L' trains are resolutely utilitarian, with sheet-metal skins and formica seats - an appropriately gritty means of getting about what is at heart a bluecollar city.
However, it can often be difficult for primary care teams to help people access these resources appropriately, due to lack of knowledge about what is available and insufficient time to facilitate this access [ 2- 5].
What is meant by "appropriately institutionalized".
The redesign seems to have carved away about half the body fat; what's left is, appropriately enough, all muscle.
The "{memb}" is the "context", or more appropriately, what is resolved to determine what the context.
The Justice Department has appropriately focused on what is important and what it can realistically accomplish.
For complex regulatory systems, the difficult balance of multiple equilibria can only be appropriately described by gaining an overall picture which places each interaction into the bigger frame of all what is known about the individual components [50].
First, what is the connection between respecting a person's appropriately reasonable views about the good and respecting her? Second, how should we construe the phrase appropriately reasonable that is, how reasonable is appropriately reasonable?
