The phrase "amounts suitable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing quantities or levels that are appropriate for a particular context or purpose.
Example: "We need to ensure that the amounts suitable for the experiment are measured accurately to achieve reliable results."
Alternatives: "appropriate quantities" or "suitable levels".
Secondly, even minor phytoecdysteroids can be isolated, unambiguously identified and thoroughly purified in amounts suitable for quantiative bioassay.
In this work, we aimed at the purification of M-PPases in amounts suitable for crystallization as a first step to obtain structural information for drug design.
These molecules can be produced in preparative amounts suitable for systematic studies and applications.
The results thus suggest that W86 oil contains compounds with antioxidant activity in amounts suitable for effective protection of fatty acids against oxidation.
When LA-ICP-MS is used not only to study the spatial distribution of elements but also to quantify their amounts, suitable calibration approaches are required.
Progress in nuclear medicine was possible after the Second World War when, after the discoveries of Frederic and Irene Joliot-Curie from 1930s, it became possible to produce artificial radioisotopes in amounts suitable for use in medicine (Fig. 3).
These models are useful to properly select the polymer type and amount suitable to the area of concern and to be used in the design of pavement structures especially in Mechanical Empirical Design Guide.
One hour of quality TV per day is the maximum amount suitable for children.
Hence, our approach is likely to underestimate the total amount of suitable spots, especially for more closely related species like A. cervicornis.
Addition of small amounts of suitable ionomers (up to 5 wt%) remarkably increases the melt viscosity of PA.
Many saproxylic insects (insects dependent on deadwood) are threatened because the amounts of suitable substrate, coarse woody debris (CWD), are low in managed forests.
