The phrase "appropriate discretion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for careful judgment or decision-making in a particular situation.
Example: "The committee will exercise appropriate discretion when evaluating the applications to ensure fairness."
Alternatives: "suitable judgment" or "proper discernment".
Informal diversion occurs when an official in the justice system decides, by using the appropriate discretion, that a case would be better kept out of the justice system.
This clarity is welcome, as it gives directors the appropriate leeway to propose most transactions, and stockholders the appropriate discretion and responsibility in deciding whether to approve them.
DOE will carefully consider the facts of each case of noncompliance and will exercise appropriate discretion in taking any enforcement action.
Florida, in particular, has through its Legislature designated certain state executive branch officials, including the secretary of state and the Elections Canvassing Commission, as the state officials responsible for performing Florida's obligations under the federal scheme and exercising appropriate discretion.
He told agents and prosecutors to use "all appropriate discretion" with immigrants who lack criminal records, have deep family ties to this country and are pursuing "legitimate civil-rights complaints".
Mr. Haake said Mr. Romney had shown appropriate discretion in not showing up at the same time as Mr. Gingrich and causing what might have been a raucous scene.
In a statement to the Guardian, ICE said it was using "appropriate prosecutorial discretion and dedicating resources, to the greatest degree possible, to the removal of aliens considered priorities.
"I want them to interview whoever they deem appropriate, at their discretion," Mr. Trump wrote.
"The police in appropriate cases exercise discretion and judgment with regard to certain offenses of simple possession of cannabis, and each case is taken on merit," said Superintendent Richard Crawshaw of the Greater Manchester Police's Stockport division.
The administration and some Republicans say this is "the appropriate level of discretion that's needed to ensure Americans get the best deal possible". As Michael Colaresi's research found, many international negotiations are undertaken in secret.
