The phrase "appropriate for the calculation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a certain method, tool, or approach is suitable for performing a specific calculation.
Example: "The formula you provided is appropriate for the calculation of the area of a circle."
Alternatives: "suitable for the calculation" or "fitting for the calculation."
And because the formulas for calculating strain suggested in Chinese specification are introduced by the linear elasticity theory, and Poisson's ratio is a constant, it is not appropriate for the calculation of horizontal deformation, especially in the larger stress conditions.
Grids appropriate for the calculation of flow fields over complex topography or in complex flow passages as those found in turbomachinery, and for other engineering applications can be constructed using the proposed method.
A central motivation for the development of this new scattering kernel has been the generation of cross section libraries appropriate for the calculation of neutron thermalization properties in CH4 II.
Furthermore, the data from the advancing and storage stages (method II) are more appropriate for the calculation of infiltration parameters than the data from the advancing stage (method I), due to the fact that in method II, data were calculated from complete furrow irrigation including advancing and storage stages.
Therefore, this method might be the most appropriate for the calculation of WR in HF patients.
In addition to the USLE method, the analysis which has shed light on the importance of the spectral bands is more appropriate for the calculations of the spectral indices; in a second stage, more than 20 combinations of colored compositions have been studied in the RGB (Red Green Blue) system of image processing considering the various indices (FI, CI, BI, NDVI).
Furthermore, electronic excitations simulated using time-dependent DFT, were in good agreement with the experimentally obtained results of the co-sensitizers, indicating that the exchange-correlation function and basis set utilized for predicting the spectra of the co-sensitizers are quite appropriate for the calculations.
However, evidence is lacking about what are the appropriate methods for the calculation of confidence intervals for most clustering agreement measures.
The choice of an appropriate model for the calculation of additivity expectations is essential for assessments of mixture effects because it is in relation to these additivity expectations that combination effects are judged in terms of synergisms or antagonisms.
First and second order reliability methods (FORM/SORM) are shown to be appropriate for the required calculations.
The clustered nature of the data on a patient level (i.e., repeated evaluation of the same images by several technologists) was accounted for in order to use appropriate standard errors for the calculation of 95% CI for point estimates.
