The phrase "appropriate independence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the suitable level of autonomy or self-sufficiency in a particular context, such as in education or personal development.
Example: "The program aims to foster appropriate independence in students, allowing them to make decisions and solve problems on their own."
Alternatives: "suitable autonomy" or "proper self-sufficiency".
"Kirin had been negotiating on the premise that the new entity would be managed as a listed company in order to ensure appropriate management independence and transparency.
I have therefore set out a vision of a voluntary independent self-organised regulatory system that would provide an appropriate degree of independence from the industry, coupled with satisfactory powers to handle complaints, promote and enforce standards, and deal with dispute resolution.
At all sites, our enthusiastic and dedicated faculty and residents provide close supervision and clinical instruction, while also fostering an appropriate level of independence in patient care.
You will never be Jesse Helms the American system is different but good committee work performed with the appropriate mixture of independence and sycophancy can still impress the whips.
Missionary churches achieved the independence appropriate to the diocesan structure only in the 20th century, many at the time of Vatican II.
This legislative proposal does no more than ensure an appropriate degree of independence and effectiveness on the part of the self-regulatory body if the incentives described are to be made use of.
Finally, they say, they want someone with the character to be a strong leader during a crisis and to maintain an appropriate level of independence, but who would keep a low political profile and focus on operational matters while deferring to the White House and the Justice Department on policy issues.
1. Am I empowering team members with appropriate autonomy and independence?
He said he could not put aside 40 years as "an old-fashioned Tory" but that he was now "beyond all political ambition" and would try to demonstrate "appropriate impartiality and independence of spirit" if he got the job.
