The phrase "also is suitable to" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when trying to express that something is appropriate for a particular purpose or context, but the structure is awkward.
Example: "This method also is suitable to various applications in the field."
Alternatives: "also is appropriate for" or "is also fitting for".
The applied building block approach may also be suitable to characterize pressure loss coefficients of complex geometries in general.
3D anthropometry and statistical shape modeling have been shown to improve the fit of devices such as helmets and respirators, and thus they might also be suitable to design BCI headgear that better fits the size and shape variation of the human head.
The A220-300 would also be suitable to introduce new frequent shuttle services between cities with high business passenger demand, where schedule flexibility might be attractive to passengers.
This mapping system may also be suitable to evaluate the protected areas system representativeness, climate change impacts studies which focus on the relationship between climate variability and ecosystem condition and distribution.
This assay should also be suitable to quantitate the percentage of male DNA in a forensic sample.
First, we wanted to investigate an early attentional shift (within the first 500 ms) using a variable that would also be suitable to measure a prolonged preference shift (over the last 7500 ms).
However, since SW1353 cells are malignant in vivo [ 53], Raman spectroscopy may also be suitable to detect the grade of malignancy.
In addition, snowball sampling was used as the participants suggested other women who may also be suitable to participate in the study.
The skin-melanoma spheroid model will serve as a basis for constructing models that integrate additional cell types present in the melanoma microenvironment, and may also be suitable to host other types of cancer.
