The phrase "achieving suitability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the process of becoming appropriate or fitting for a particular purpose or situation.
Example: "The team is focused on achieving suitability for the new project requirements to ensure success."
Alternatives: "attaining appropriateness" or "gaining fitness".
This paper presents a novel concept the intelligent being as a means to achieve suitability for integration at this scale.
Taking pre-existing work about contract automation [44] into account, we extend the set of concepts and properties for the eSourcing ontology and eSML to achieve suitability in accordance with Section 2 where we deduce features from the business collaboration model.
Chemotherapy was continued until an objective response was achieved (indicating suitability for surgery), or until disease progression or unacceptable toxicity.
In this article, we present an investigation of spectrally agile waveforms based on NC-OFDM and assess their suitability for achieving SU transmissions that are capable of respecting the rights of incumbent PU signals.
Herein, electrically switchable mixed self-assembled monolayers based on oligopeptides have been developed and investigated for their suitability in achieving control over biomolecular interactions in the presence of complex biological conditions.
Some conclusions are reached at final about rapid processing techniques indicating the advantages of reducing manufacturing time and achieving an acceptable die precision, and suitability for a wide application in making the metal die of DISAmatic© cast line.
Key elements to be considered in tree species selection include their suitability to site conditions, the potential for achieving management objectives (e.g. the production of goods and environmental services), longevity, pest resistance and maintenance needs.
The criteria for determining patient suitability for resection of metastatic disease are the likelihood of achieving complete resection of all evident disease with negative surgical margins and maintaining adequate liver reserve (>30%).
Particularly, the achieved results show the suitability of each paradigm for the system specification in terms of reusability quality of model elements.
This research focuses on current dynamic data acquisition techniques for mobile hydraulic systems, in this case the use of a mobile inline particle contamination sensor; the aim was to assess suitability to achieve both diagnostic and prognostic requirements of Condition Based Maintenance.
