The phrase "appropriate for review" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something meets the necessary standards or criteria to be examined or evaluated.
Example: "The document has been revised and is now appropriate for review by the committee."
Alternatives: "suitable for evaluation" or "fit for assessment".
It called the complaint "appropriate" for review.
"We believe the question is appropriate for review by the Supreme Court.
The appellants' objection to the State Supreme Court's application of state law does not raise a federal question appropriate for review by this Court.
In a letter dated Aug. 4, Wrighton wrote, "It is not clear to me at this point how much of what you describe in your letter [about Shea] would be appropriate for review under MIT's grievance policy". Tewhey maintains that a full investigation of his charges and the charges against him could clear his name.
Due to the discursive nature of the literature sought, representing different debates and philosophical traditions, the meta-narrative approach was deemed most appropriate for review and synthesis.
A cover letter tells the editor that an article is attached for consideration and it may include a brief list of other scientists in the field, who could be appropriate for reviewing the work.
Each paper or abstract, as described below, must be submitted to the appropriate Subcommittee for review of its appropriateness and scientific merit prior to submission.
The primary role of an editor is to manage the handling of a manuscript through all the decision-making stages: determining whether manuscripts are appropriate for peer review, choosing reviewers capable of assessing the scientific work, and deciding whether the manuscript is suitable for publication.
Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker, said Wednesday that she had not yet seen the bill, but that it would be sent to the appropriate committee for review.
Following the first didactic session given by Dr. August on research methodology, a fellow and a Nephrology Attending are responsible for selecting an appropriate article for review in the subsequent weeks.
But Kline, in a statement, shifted the burden to the police department, saying they all "must rely on the department and on other sources to identify appropriate cases for review.
