The phrase "appropriate pick" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a choice or selection that is suitable or fitting for a particular situation or context.
Example: "After reviewing all the candidates, we believe that Sarah is the most appropriate pick for the position."
Alternatives: "suitable choice" or "fitting selection".
There was no wine list; patrons sauntered up to the bar, checked out what was available and pointed (red or white Kavalidere from Ankara at $22 is an appropriate pick).
Seems like an appropriate pick for Virgin who has reinvented domestic air travel thanks to leading visionary Richard Branson.
From the point of view of Republicans, Gorsuch is a genuinely appropriate pick who will advance their judicial interests.
Anna Marie released a statement saying they still felt Kennedy was an appropriate pick, but their hands were tied.
For women, if appropriate, pick out a nice dress and pair of shoes.
Pick the appropriate option.
Therefore, different measures of positive selection may be appropriate to pick out eQTLs in different GO categories, and this appropriateness could easily be counter-intuitive - genes under positive selection could have a high background level of positive selection, meaning positive selection measures might not be useful in picking out eQTLs within genes which are highly selected overall.
But at Bergdorf Goodman, that grand lady of Fifth Avenue department stores, it seems appropriate to pick up a copy of "Marlene Dietrich's ABC's" after you've browsed through the cocktail dresses, or Elsie De Wolfe's "House in Good Taste" when you've settled on a set of crystal dessert bowls.
To accomplish these tasks on the go before such services existed would require users to find a long-tail mobile native or web app, download it (if appropriate), register, pick out the requisite item and pay.
Appropriate training: Pick an event, program or project that you think is worth a second shot and go for it.
