The phrase "appropriate gauge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the suitability or correctness of a measurement or standard in a specific context.
Example: "To ensure the best fit for the project, we need to select the appropriate gauge for the materials we are using."
Alternatives: "suitable measurement" or "correct standard".
Expressions can be notably simplified by the appropriate gauge transformation.
The objective of this paper is to introduce the appropriate gauge and boundary conditions on the vector potential formulation by a localized meshless method.
In presenting our numerical algorithm we describe how to numerically handle this problem of weak hyperbolicity, as well as how to choose an appropriate gauge condition.
GDP growth isn't an appropriate gauge of economic health.
"At longer horizons, where monetary policy has the greatest control over inflation, the overall inflation rate is the appropriate gauge," said Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke Wednesday.
Administer saline 0.9% or lactated Ringer's solution at a high rate via an intravenous cannula of an appropriate gauge (large volumes may be required).
The strain will be monitored by appropriate gauges on the first wall of TBM.
We think that the gauge-blocks are not appropriate gauges for transferring the length standard because of their shape.
It is therefore, important to assess interventions/initiatives not only in terms of their efficiency, but also their impact on equity through an appropriate equity gauge [ 40].
Without undermining the FCI's seminal contribution to educational research, there are conditions under which the FCI, along with a second well-known multiple-choice test in mechanics, the Force and Motion Conceptual Evaluation (FMCE; Thornton and Sokoloff, 1998), may be less appropriate for gauging understanding and learning.
When the only appropriate flow gauging site was upstream of the capture site, the flow at the fish capture site was estimated as the sum of the area-adjusted flow plus the dry weather flow from the STW.
