The phrase "appropriate for capturing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing suitability or effectiveness in relation to obtaining or recording something, such as data, images, or experiences.
Example: "This camera is appropriate for capturing high-quality images in low light conditions."
Alternatives: "suitable for recording" or "fit for obtaining".
The model results show that the standard model formulation is not appropriate for capturing the behavior of sharp density gradients observed during the dense brine experiments.
Directors from Danny Boyle to Alfonso Cuarón chose to take the back-alley route through their milieus, shooting in the shaky, handheld idiom that seemed more appropriate for capturing the on-the-fly dynamism of globalisation.
Therefore, the range of SPAD is more appropriate for capturing properties of peptides than that of APH. Figure 4 Descriptors with high correlation to peptides' activity in SPAD.
Testing associations between phenotypes and haplotypes, instead of single SNPs is thus more appropriate for capturing interactions between SNPs and a QTL (Clark 2004), particularly when multiple alleles are present (Morris and Kaplan 2002).
Because conventional JSMs are not appropriate for capturing any residual correlation that may remain among these innovations, we would expect JSM-based recovery to offer very little improvement over independent CS recovery.
However, the most commonly used ovitrap, the CDC gravid trap, is not appropriate for capturing Ae. albopictus [15], [16].
We simulate injection of CO2 at rates and durations appropriate for capture from coal-fired power plants.
This study aims to find if mobile phone video is an appropriate research tool for capturing in particular, the fleeting spontaneous moments of learning in toddler initiated play.
From the above discussion around the example, it is found that mobile phone video is an appropriate research tool for capturing fleeting spontaneous moments of learning in toddler initiated play.
The main point underlying these considerations has been stressed often enough (although in a different context): isomorphism does not seem to be an appropriate condition for capturing the relation between mathematical structures and the world (see, e.g., da Costa and French 2003).
All of these ICA-based detectors first carry out the centering and whitening steps and then select the appropriate starting point initializing iterations for capturing the correct weight vector.
