The phrase "appropriate for recording" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is suitable or fitting for the purpose of recording, such as audio, video, or data.
Example: "The environment was quiet and well-lit, making it appropriate for recording the interview."
Alternatives: "suitable for recording" or "fit for recording".
The EIS technique enables collection impedance spectra which show a variation with increasing exposure time and so is appropriate for recording these stages.
Choosing electrodes with suitable impedances makes the amplifier design appropriate for recording local field potential, which results from the activity of small neural networks, or appropriate for recording activity from a single neuron extracellularly.
The region of interest was defined as that which has previously been reported as most appropriate for recording mid-to-late latency auditory ERP components (see e.g. Giard, Perrin, Echallier, Thevenet, Fromenet & Pernier, 1994; Picton, Hillyard, Krausz & Galambos, 1974).
Though registers are appropriate for recording service delivery information and aggregating data, they did not facilitate CHAs data use for improving client-focused care as they did not capture household and client information, nor qualitative aspects of service encounters that would be useful for follow-up service encounters.
The sample thus obtained was used after appropriate dilutions for recording the Fl content on a fluorimeter (Orion R 94 09).
Women's postpartum opinion is considered to be the most appropriate method for recording mobility and delivery position in this setting.
The recordings published in the literature vary considerably in technique and technical quality; this document is intended to guide new or existing users to the most appropriate techniques for recording a standard clinical PERG.
A periodic health examination and an appropriate methodology for recording overuse symptoms would also help physicians to determine the potential deficiency, risk factors and/or chronic injuries or illnesses in order to introduce prevention strategies before world events and before injury or illness incurred.
The use of a monetary incentive has been successful in other Australian studies [ 10] and was considered appropriate to compensate householders for recording their water usage over a 7-day recording period (a significant time commitment for the respondent) but not for a 15-20 minute CATI.
Both methods are full field imaging methods, employing image plates or cameras that are sensitive in the appropriate range of the electromagnetic spectrum for recording the image data (see Figure 1A).
Prepare a table for recording data where appropriate.
