The phrase "and becomes suitable for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a transformation or change that makes something appropriate for a particular purpose or context.
Example: "The material is treated with a special coating and becomes suitable for outdoor use."
Alternatives: "and is made appropriate for" or "and turns into a fit for".
The high failure temperature and rutting resistance of both unaged and rolling thin film oven aged (RTFO) modified asphalts increased with increasing P-MWCNTs percentage and became suitable for the Egyptian climatic conditions as required by the Superpave binder characterization.
Prof Andrew Fisher, who is leading the trial, told the BBC that the technique allows doctors to monitor lungs to see if their function improves and become suitable for transplant.
Of 162 patients initially treated with TACE, 82 responded (of which 62 were patients with colorectal primary) and became suitable for LITT.
These features would be very encouraging, meaning that up to a quarter of the patients affected by non-resectable LAPC might benefit from a primary CRT regimen in order to obtain a downstaging of the disease and become suitable for radical surgery.
T. vaginalis has been suggested to have a biased codon usage, and therefore becomes suitable for CAI calculation [ 53].
Quercus robur (oaks) provides an important substrate for many epiphytic lichens, and with increasing age the bark becomes suitable for some rare species.
By implementing up-concentration of dilute wastewaters, the concentrated stream becomes suitable for the waste-to-energy strategy.
Thus, this architecture becomes suitable for the serial operation of the distributed arithmetic butterfly.
As the activity becomes suitable for utility provision, it's normally an outside player who initiates the war, a time where disruption tends to exceed sustaining change and competition becomes a fight for survival.
