The phrase "and suitable information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information that is appropriate or fitting for a particular context or purpose.
Example: "The report should include relevant data and suitable information to support our findings."
Alternatives: "and appropriate information" or "and relevant details".
Similarly, discussions with dental patients explored their views on the relevance of alcohol to oral health and dentistry, acceptability of dental teams enquiring about alcohol intake and offering advice, views on the best ways for dental teams to approach the subject and provide advice and support, and on suitable information for participants in the group not receiving the intervention.
The method is a novel combination of an analysis of both potential deviations in task performance and most suitable information representations based on distributed cognition.
9 10 Assumptions about the missing data can often be supported by collecting and reporting suitable information.
Levels 1 and 2 provide suitable information for nature conservationists and land managers, while Levels 3 and 4 are especially useful for ecologists, geologists and soil scientists as they provide high resolution data on species distribution, vegetation patterns, soil properties and on their correlations.
Studies were ranked on a methodological basis with randomised studies first, followed by case control and epidemiological population studies, and quality assessed using key factors including appropriate design, recruitment, analysis and provision of suitable information relating to key aspects of the study.
Individuals recruited at these three Colon CFR centers completed a quantitative food frequency questionnaire (FFQ) that included a meat cooking module, and therefore had suitable information for this study.
Participants who were younger, female, had greater debt and lower income, and had difficulty finding suitable information were more likely to avoid information.
New, suitable information systems and recording and reminding tools that do not interfere with the work of professionals are required.
A constant weight has been assigned to each AC coefficient in dependence on its position in the block, in order to preserve the most robust coefficients (which carry suitable information) and discard the ones that, with high probability, are corrupted by noise.
