The phrase "and be suitable to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is appropriate or fitting for a particular purpose or context.
Example: "The candidate must possess the necessary skills and be suitable to handle the responsibilities of the position."
Alternatives: "and be appropriate for" or "and be fitting for".
My goal is to make a product that responds to a woman's wishes and is suitable to wear every day, to the opera, on the golf course, on a sailboat, on a ski slope or in a car rally.
The results further suggested that students with poor calibration accuracy and inappropriate content choices were not suitable to use UALS and were suitable to use SALS.
It offers a change of pace from aperitifs like Lillet or sweet vermouth on the rocks, is excellent with dessert and is suitable to use in a cocktails like margaritas, to flavor sangria and in cooking.
We also recently provided proof of principle that PHH spheroids enable performing chronic toxicity studies and are suitable to study a variety of drug-induced liver injuries, including cholestasis, according to preliminary data18.
The device is completely compatible with standard CMOS processes and is suitable to be integrated in a pixel array for imaging purposes.
The proposed modular navigation controller does not require accurate mathematical models of the environment, and is suitable to unknown and unstructured environments.
The composite with 0-3 connectivity pattern exhibits slightly better piezoelectric properties, and is suitable to be used as sensors in intelligent structures.
PolyAnchor 4100 HT has high adhesion and is suitable to join metallic and non-metallic components in many sectors [12].
These K analyses revealed that our panelists had proven competence and were suitable to form part of the panel.
The Pauta criterion [24] identifies the abnormal values of the sample data and is suitable to our problem.
