The phrase "an suitable technique for" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a suitable technique for" because "suitable" begins with a consonant sound.
Example: "We have identified a suitable technique for improving our workflow efficiency."
Alternatives: "an appropriate method for" or "a fitting approach for".
The merits of NC are even more noticeable in broadcast wireless networks allowing it to be a graceful solution and a suitable technique for real-time applications [5, 6].
There is a pressing need for developing a suitable technique for joining silicon carbide (absorber) to copper radio frequency structures in Compact Linear Collider.
Husin et al. [15] found that AE was a suitable technique for the detection of a single bubble formation and burst, with AE being used to measure the velocity of the acoustic wave.
The study indicated that MAPLE is a suitable technique for the congruent transfer of a delicate material, such as the biomimetic hydrated nanohydroxyapatite.
Active vibration control (AVC) via a proof-mass actuator is considered to be a suitable technique for the mitigation of vibrations caused by human motions in floor structures.
OCT is a technique based on low-coherence interferometry to measure light reflections from refractive index interfaces and is a suitable technique for imaging the interfaces in a semi-transparent material and therefore for measuring coating thickness.
Regarding the reduction of tannin content and the increase of gallic acid concentration in addition to the positive effect of fermentation on the chemical composition of OP through increasing protein, carbohydrate and energy contents with decreasing fiber content, SSF of OP by K. marxianus is considered as a suitable technique for bioconversion of OP into a value-added animal feed.
It was found that using a perturbation displacement equal to the shell thickness provides a suitable technique for estimating the reduction in buckling load caused by imperfections.
Selective, consistent separation, and the increased product yield in combination with a low energy consumption have made cross-flow filtration a suitable technique for the downstream processing of high-volume chemicals obtained from petrochemicals and fermentation processes (Abels et al. 2013).
