The phrase "appropriate grounds for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing justifiable reasons or bases for a particular action or decision.
Example: "The committee found appropriate grounds for dismissing the case based on the lack of evidence."
Alternatives: "valid reasons for" or "justifiable basis for".
Alongside with this more technical layer, medieval authors also discussed extensively the very nature of the notion of consequence: what counts as appropriate grounds for a valid consequence, adequate definitions, subdivisions of kinds of consequence etc.
Luckily for everyone else, The 22nd Amendment keeps Bush from being reelected, and "because I don't like him" won't hold up as appropriate grounds for impeachment.
Evidently, empathy might not be the most appropriate ground for an ethics of vegetal life.
So proponents of (a) seem well-advised to specify an appropriate ground for the dispositions they identify with experiences, so that they do not misclassify as experiences events that intuitively are not experiences.
A process of progressive island colonization coming from the Orinoco Valley and/or from the Yucatan provides an appropriate ground for the action of genetic drift.
As noted in the Introduction, we need to redefine the main quantities at play in quasispecies theory to make it an appropriate ground for the biology of aneuploidy, and we begin by briefly sketching the argument that leads to the error threshold inequality.
But the entire ordeal left us wondering: What's the appropriate grounding period for stealing your dad's credit card and spending $54,000 on a bar spree? .
According to result 2, in the four cases where no warnings were issued, the system estimated accurate source parameters (Nos. 1 3) or predicted appropriate ground shaking except for the event where strong motion was very localized (No. 4).
This was the basis for identifying appropriate ground motions to use to calculate a dynamic analysis of the engineering structures and the earthquake response thus risk.
The results of this study can provide a basis for identifying appropriate ground motions to calculate a dynamic analysis of engineering structures and earthquake response and thus risk.
Because of low shear strength and high compressibility, the soft soils in these areas are not suitable for construction without appropriate ground improvement.
