The phrase "appropriate for intake" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing whether something is suitable or acceptable for consumption or use, such as in medical, nutritional, or procedural discussions.
Example: "The new dietary guidelines indicate that these foods are appropriate for intake during the recovery phase."
Alternatives: "suitable for consumption" or "acceptable for use".
The study indicates that measuring actually consumed foods is more appropriate for dietary intake exposure assessment, and intra-individual variance should be taken into account during study design and data analysis.
This method has been shown to be appropriate for estimating the intake of foods that are not eaten daily (such as seafood) (Emmett 2009), and the method has been demonstrated to provide adequate assessments of trace metal intake when compared with the duplicate diet method (Liu et al. 2010).
The diet is administered like medicine, and parents need to work with their neurologist and a keto dietitian to come up with an appropriate caloric intake for the child.
Nutritional support is an essential part of intensive care unit management However, the appropriate caloric intake for critically ill patients still remains unclear.
Until the 1990s the criteria for appropriate VitD intake was the absence of overt rickets or osteomalacia [ 17].
Dietary recommendations include caloric intake appropriate for maintenance or reduction of body weight, reduced consumption of sugars, saturated fats and processed foods, and replacement with protein, unsaturated fats, omega-3 and complex carbohydrates.
However, although this method seemed to be useful for identifying geophagous populations, it was not appropriate for quantifying individual soil intake because of the dependency of the silica content of the stool on the time since ingestion and the silica content of the soil consumed [84].
This would represent an important advancement in the ability to monitor daily fluid intake, hydration and disease risk, and may help individuals determine a daily fluid intake volume appropriate for their individual hydration requirements.
Whether this level of intake is appropriate for adults, however, is unknown.
The UK's recommended limit for men is now one of the lowest among countries that issue guidance for an appropriate intake of beer, wine and spirits and makes it one of only a handful of countries to issue identical advice for both sexes.
