The phrase "appropriate labour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing work or tasks that are suitable or fitting for a particular situation or context.
Example: "The project requires appropriate labour to ensure that all tasks are completed efficiently and effectively."
Alternatives: "suitable work" or "proper labor".
The agglomerating forces are "externalities" such as the ability to tap into an established local market for appropriate labour and intermediate goods.
"Embassy officials regularly make representations with appropriate labour officials on behalf of the migrant workers to ensure that they be accorded what is due them pursuant to Qatar's labour law and other applicable regulations," he said.
Shortages of building materials, appropriate labour and sufficient funds prolonged the process.
And in a move familiar to that recently undertaken for Holden workers, the government also agreed for up to $200m to be provided for "appropriate industry, labour and regional adjustment programs".
Since Marx believed that surplus value appropriated from labour is the source of profits, he concluded that the rate of profit would fall even as the economy grew.
The improvement of work procedures, appropriate use of labour, analysis of human capacity for work, and adjustment of mechanized production methods and labour requirements represent the main objects of this branch of ergonomics research.
Mr Sandell dismisses the very notion, saying that "Spain has to put in place mechanisms to produce regular foreign labour appropriate to Spain's needs".
That will happen when Miliband follows his instincts and says (in more appropriate language) that Labour is a crusade or it is nothing, and sets out the principles that guide him and should guide Labour.
Full annual cost estimates were broken into appropriate units of labour (month/week/day/h).
Effective coverage of delivery care requires appropriate monitoring of labour and delivery to enable early recognition and appropriate treatment of obstetric complications.
This review indicates that appropriate monitoring of labour by skilled birth attendants and the use of bag and mask ventilation are key cost-effective interventions [ 10, 25, 29].
