The phrase "appropriate for personality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something suits or aligns with an individual's character or traits.
Example: "The outfit she chose was appropriate for her personality, reflecting her vibrant and creative nature."
Alternatives: "suitable for one's character" or "fitting for one's personality".
As Borghans et al. (2008) and Almlund et al. (2011) have argued, the term "non-cognitive skills" is not appropriate for summarizing personality and other non-academic skills since cognitive skills influence and are influenced by aspects of personality; they point out that "…few aspects of behavior are devoid of cognition".
They quickly assess whether they are talking to a "controller," a "thinker," a "feeler," or an "entertainer," and tailor their responses accordingly, offering the customer the balance of detail and speed appropriate for the personality type diagnosed.
If appropriate for your personality, experiment with mimicking their poses and angles.
When she gets a little older, her mother will give her a new sign name that is more appropriate for her growing personality.
The present study showed that 45%of the sample lacked the appropriate dominant personality features for nursing.
The MetroPlus rep's no-nonsense personality seemed appropriate for the NYC region that this HMO serves, but there was a communication misfire when we asked whether there was a 24-hour helpline.
In his investigations of different professions and job conditions, Holland has determined personality features appropriate for the nursing profession.
The figure also shows that 45% of the participants did not enjoy the personality types appropriate for the nursing profession.
The producers and judges select the 24 most abject contestants for the premiere -- and, we assume, those with personalities most appropriate for reality TV.
Be reasonable about what is appropriate for your child's age and personality.
