The phrase "an appropriate determination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decision or conclusion that is suitable or fitting for a particular situation.
Example: "After careful consideration of all the evidence, we reached an appropriate determination regarding the case."
Alternatives: "a suitable conclusion" or "a fitting decision."
Parameters estimated from PUT data describing distribution type and form show very stable behaviour with an appropriate determination of the threshold.
On the "determination rule" analysis, we must either limit the scope of such arguments to cases where we have a well-supported determination rule, or focus attention on formulating and justifying an appropriate determination rule.
With the goal in mind to use theoretical 3-D descriptions of chemical structures to relate experimental biological activity, there must be an appropriate determination whether these constructs have any relevance to reality.
Understanding the impact of either of these anions on the recovery of perchlorate would simplify the decision if matrix elimination is needed for an appropriate perchlorate determination.
The case study clearly illustrates how all available data from a reservoir should be integrated for appropriate determination of the net reservoir cutoffs.
This indicates that an appropriate distribution determination is a primary task for RCF analysis.
Appropriate determination of nanostructured biomaterials and development of an understanding of their surface chemistry/reactivity (when they come into contact with biological membranes) are important to elucidate potential toxicological risks.
An important step toward spillways design always involves appropriate determination of the discharge coefficient.
Appropriate determination and selection of weights and biases is very important in network performance.
Appropriate determination of window size and window length are used by Cooper et al. [15] where we use the following labels: n = number of DMU, k = number of periods, p = window length (p ≤ k), w = number of windows.
The DS theory is applied in various areas [3, 4, 24, 25], but, in image segmentation, the determination of mass functions is a hard task and the performance of the segmentation scheme is, however, largely conditioned by the appropriate determination of the mass functions.
