The phrase "accepted as suitable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something meets the necessary criteria or standards for a particular purpose.
Example: "The proposal was accepted as suitable for funding after a thorough review by the committee."
Alternatives: "deemed appropriate" or "considered acceptable."
While it took more than a century for the medium to be accepted as suitable for adults, the fact that the comics made it here at all testifies to their resilience and adaptability.
Similar to ZnO, Au has been accepted as suitable material for biocompatibility, high conductivity and surface chemical functionalization [21 23].
This is the reason, coal washing technology used in these countries are accepted as suitable for Indian Coal with little or no modification.
Because JKM is located close to SNK, as shown in Figs. 1 and 2, this method is accepted as suitable for this study.
Ferrets are broadly accepted as suitable animal models for influenza virus infection and transmission in humans [10], [23].
Two hundred and forty fulfilled the diagnostic criteria of invasive cutaneous malignant melanoma (CMM) and were accepted as suitable for analysis an incidence of 3.12.
Ratzinger's theological ideas, Grafton concludes, are driven by an "emotional vision," a "passion for a particular world," which "determines what he can accept as suitable and what he rejects".
Feedback is generally accepted as a suitable intervention technique to foster electricity saving in households.
Modal logics are currently widely accepted as a suitable tool of knowledge representation, and the question what logics are better suited for representing knowledge is of particular importance.
The modified single mixed refrigerant (MSMR) process satisfies the FLNG process requirements and is accepted as a suitable technology for FLNG operation.
In recent years the concept of "organization" has been gradually accepted as a suitable abstraction for the development of open multi-agent systems with dynamic agents.
