"appropriate major" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific field of study or subject that is suitable or fitting for a person's interests or goals. Example: "After much deliberation, I have decided to pursue a psychology degree, as I believe it is an appropriate major for my passion for understanding human behavior."
(To be fair to Australia, "Blue Poles" would command fully appropriate major bucks if marketed today).
Although grades are undeniably important indicators of an appropriate major, they are not, in themselves, the ultimate measure of the practicality or impracticality of your choice.
London mayors set the city's planning policy framework through the London Plan and have considerable powers to influence and even appropriate major housing and other development schemes being put together at borough level.
Each week, I'd hear students debating the most appropriate major and minor units for their x- and y-axes, reminding each other of the formula to calculate the average change in their lung capacity from one week to the next and predicting their expected lung capacity the next time it was measured.
It is essential to develop an effective method of triggering the appropriate major haemorrhage protocol.
If ROSC is achieved, meticulous post-resuscitation care should be accompanied by expediting transport to an appropriate major trauma centre.
Therefore POSSUM may need some modifications to be appropriate for major surgical interventions.
We chose the quartet distance for this study because it is appropriate when major rearrangements of individual taxa are expected, as was expected for our data [ 48].
Prophylactic use of PPIs in patients with previous gastrointestinal events or in those at high risk for such events is considered appropriate by major treatment guidelines [ 9].
Prepare any practicalities such as a fire pit, etc. Appropriate any major props such as firewood, lanterns or an altar.
The priests also broke ethical and religious codes, appropriated the major part of the missions' income and encouraged contraband trade with the Portuguese.
