The phrase "appropriate for studies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing materials, methods, or environments that are suitable for academic or research purposes.
Example: "The textbook is appropriate for studies in advanced mathematics, providing comprehensive coverage of the subject."
Alternatives: "suitable for research" or "fit for academic purposes".
It is also appropriate for studies of NO formation in the combustion of gas from gasifying coal.
Calculation of a pooled effect estimate was only appropriate for studies that defined cases by organism detection.
This type of measurement is, therefore, only appropriate for studies in which these internal-scenario variations are irrelevant, such as the comparison of scenarios for two different years in the same country.
The widespread nature of these disruptions suggests that broad imaging measures of neural connectivity, such as global based connectivity (GBC), may be particularly appropriate for studies of this population.
Thus, the period of asymptomatic PSA level increase has been considered appropriate for studies testing the efficacy of immunotherapy that is usually devoid of major adverse events.
MBP-reactive T cells from healthy donors are presumed not to be encountering their cognate CNS auto-antigens, and are most appropriate for studies of Th polarization [19].
What new conceptual frameworks and theoretical perspectives are appropriate for studying service-oriented technologies and management?
First, they have a human genome and thus are the most appropriate for studying human disease-relevant genetic variations.
The high force sensitivity of the AFM system makes it particularly appropriate for studying cell stiffness [66]-[68 [66]-[68
Therefore, an independent sample t-test is appropriate for studying the differences associated with the methods applied to the 18 target organochlorine pesticides.
A fundamental dimensionless number appropriate for studying buoyancy driven flames, Πβ∼Ra/(1+B 1+(1+B)/σ, is developed by considering the balance of momentum, thermal energy, and species flux.
