The phrase "appropriate daughter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a daughter who behaves in a suitable or fitting manner according to certain standards or expectations.
Example: "She has always been the appropriate daughter, fulfilling her family's expectations and responsibilities."
Alternatives: "suitable daughter" or "fitting daughter".
We filed out of the van and self-consciously positioned ourselves wherever we thought appropriate as her daughter came around and offered us tsutai tsai (salty milky tea).
Bob was never anything but appropriate with my daughters".
Situations such as those described by Juanjuan apparently fall within the range of what is regarded appropriate for a daughter-in-law who has a sense of filial duty.
As we enter the tween years, it's good for me to remind myself that it's age-appropriate for my daughter to be experimenting with autonomy.
For the question of placing an imprint that acts through the daughter, the appropriate r F is the queen's relatedness to her own particular daughter, 1/2 while the appropriate r coF is the weighted average of the queen's relatedness to her own daughters and to the daughters of other queens, using (4).
The stories in the second work were vetted long ago by an appropriate judge: Ionesco's daughter, Marie-France, then a preschooler.
The complexities of the task, Mr. Thompson said, are apparent when he and other village elders gather their people to talk about what kind of touching is appropriate between father and daughter.
There seems to have been an inclination to regard artistic talent as passing from father to son, or from mother to daughter when appropriate; but, in cases in which this was true, society's concept of the role of the artist probably played a bigger role than heredity.
The difference is that instead of measuring a ratio between parent and daughter isotopes, appropriate isotope ratios including only the daughter element are used for the provenance.
