The phrase "an suitable type of" is not correct in English.
It should be "a suitable type of." You can use the corrected phrase when describing a specific category or classification that is appropriate for a particular context or situation.
Example: "We need to find a suitable type of software that meets our project requirements."
Alternatives: "an appropriate kind of" or "a fitting type of."
However, the combinations of 2, 4-D with zeatin or TDZ gave a promising result, for example, the regeneration frequency of the combination of 2, 4-D with TDZ reached 76.5% when using hypocotyls as explants, suggesting that 2, 4-D is an suitable type of auxin, while NAA did not seem to be effective for in vitro shoot regeneration of Lepidium.
Thus, it may be possible to find out a suitable type of robotic cart without a Hyper-Tether-type interface to meet the needs of patients.
We aim to design a suitable type of blade and achieve a high efficiency by using appropriate boundary condition on stator surface.
But they are limited to a suitable type of agitation system when using it for hydrogen production.
Choosing a suitable type of dispersant with or without the addition of dispersing aids also is important when stability over time is required [77].
Health coaches have enough knowledge about venues in the surrounding area to help participants find a suitable type of activity.
Furthermore, it must be considered that, in particular, human anaplastic thyroid tumours may represent a very suitable type of human tumour candidate for treatment with peritumoral or intratumoral injection of antineoplastic drugs.
In contexts where renting is viewed as an alternative to owning, there is less need for parental assistance to support adult children's homeownership than in contexts where homeownership is viewed as the 'better' tenure (e.g., in terms of economic benefits, or as a more suitable type of housing for raising children).
Type constraints are not checked at compile time; rather, operations on an object may fail, signifying that the given object is not of a suitable type.
In randomized trials these factors are more standardized.[70] Third, respondents in observational studies may be misclassified according to their self-reported protein intake, which may dilute the protein-BP association.[71] Fourth, for investigation of long-term effects of protein on BP, an observational study is the most suitable type of study, because of the costs of a trial.
