The phrase "appropriate mode of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the suitable method or manner of doing something in a specific context.
Example: "In this situation, the appropriate mode of communication would be to use formal language."
Alternatives: "suitable method of" or "proper way of".
It deferred to the then-ongoing congressional debate over the USA Freedom Act, citing legislation as the more appropriate mode of relief.
This approach facilitated determination of the severity of the dysphagia, the most appropriate mode of nutritional intake (oral versus nonoral), and the prognosis for recovery of swallowing.
Ride-hailing companies have indicated they want to make their apps one-stop shops for mobility, enabling users to select a destination and use the appropriate mode of transportation — whether solo or pooled ride, bike or scooter — to get there.
Analysis of variance results showed that cutting condition prominently affects all responses which reflect the criticality of choosing appropriate mode of cooling.
The most appropriate mode of operation (batch, fed-batch, feed and bleed) was previously determined by the evolution of NF performance established for each mode.
To demonstrate the efficacy, safety, and appropriate mode of instillation of talc for sclerosis in treatment of malignant pleural effusions (MPEs).
The general time reversible (GTR) model with γ-distributed (Γ4) among-site rate heterogeneity, and a proportion of invariant sites (I) (the GTR+I+Γ4 model) were chosen as the most appropriate mode on the basis of the standard Akaike information criterion.
EVERY culture cherishes the myths and rituals by which it marks the change of seasons, and associates different times of the year with appropriate modes of expression.
So learners at different levels choose appropriate modes of learning and carry out corresponding search function to efficiently enhance the performance of algorithm.
1082, 1090, 22 L.Ed.2d 281 ("the habeas corpus jurisdiction and the duty to exercise it being present, the courts may fashion appropriate modes of procedure.... Where their duties require it, this is the inescapable obligation of the courts") (emphasis added); FTC v. Dean Foods Co., 384 U.S. 597, 604, 86 S.Ct.
Rather, according to the convention, the UN "shall make provisions for appropriate modes of settlement".
