The phrase "appropriate for examining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the suitability of a method, tool, or approach for the purpose of analysis or investigation.
Example: "The selected methodology is appropriate for examining the effects of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "suitable for analyzing" or "fit for investigation".
The analysis also suggests that the ICA adj* method is more appropriate for examining theft risk on the underground than the EOL measure.
The second contribution is to demonstrate that syntactical analytical methods are appropriate for examining the spatial features in complex landscape designs.
The principles stated above make AT appropriate for examining cross-border DM ISD characterized by collective actions, historicity, contradictions and expansive transformations.
It remains an open question, however, as to whether such timescales can be appropriate for examining the emergence of certain kinds of norms.
Analysis results indicate a one-year time lag to be appropriate for examining the lead lag relationship between corporate social performance and financial performance.
The methodology for incorporating uncertainties is presented here with emphasis on the collapse limit state, but is also appropriate for examining the effects of modeling uncertainties on other structural limit states.
Dr Kenneth Setchell, professor of paediatrics at Cincinnati Children's Hospital, states that mice, rats and monkeys all metabolise soya isoflavones differently from humans and that the only appropriate model for examining human reproductive development is the human infant.
Will Sansom, a spokesman for the U.T. Health Science Center, wrote in an e-mail, "Patient information is confidential and the legal system is the appropriate venue for examining facets of any case".
The two-stage partially randomized clinical or preference trial (two-stage PRCT) is an appropriate design for examining the contribution of treatment preferences.
It was found that SSR testing provided an appropriate analogue for examining rockbolt susceptibility to SCC and was thus used to examine the effect of grit blasting, galvanising and varying steel grades on the SCC resilience of rockbolts.
