The phrase "appropriate card" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to a card that is suitable or fitting for a specific occasion or purpose. Example: "Please select an appropriate card to send to your grandmother for her birthday."
Having recently been invited to a bar mitzvah, I visited a Midtown Manhattan card store, seeking an appropriate card for the occasion.
On the appropriate card, please respond to the following questions, writing either 'In favor' or 'Not in favor,' and cite at least one reason why you think so.
I dragged myself to a stationery store to pick out an appropriate card, but Thank You for the Cadaver Graft isn't something Hallmark makes.
We had a few glasses of wine, after which Stoppard announced that he would read the play standing at a table, holding up the appropriate card to indicate who was speaking.
Instead of routing purchases to the appropriate card after swiping a Wallaby-branded credit card, the new iPhone app instead just tells you which card you should use.
However, the card will be connected to all the other cards consumers carry, routing transactions to the appropriate card based on the consumer's preference.
Appropriate cards to be shown.
Upon winning a trick, and before drawing a replacement card from stock, the winner may meld (declare) exactly one of the following combinations by taking the appropriate cards from in hand, laying them faceup on the table, and marking the appropriate score: Melded cards are left on the table but continue to form part of their declarer's hand, remaining individually playable to tricks at any time.
By selecting and arranging appropriate cards, learners pose the arithmetic word problem fulfilling the requirement.
The English vocabulary learning system gives students appropriate cards automatically according to student's performance in spelling vocabulary.
Others had found more appropriate cards later in the pile and no longer wanted to work with the "not quite right" item.
