The phrase "appropriate piece of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a suitable or fitting item or element in a specific context.
Example: "I believe we need to find an appropriate piece of evidence to support our argument."
Alternatives: "suitable item of" or "fitting element of".
But once the play takes you in and you relax, calm down and let it, it seems an utterly appropriate piece of theater for the post-Sept.
Ian Gordon, an analyst at Investec, told Bloomberg: "The market will see this as an inevitable and appropriate piece of transitioning.
For eight months, L'Encantada languished on a vacant lot at the Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution near Fort Pierce while Mr. Ross and the Morans searched for an appropriate piece of land.
Russell Stein, a board member of Save our Farmlands, a local civic group, argued that the Schwenk farm "is not an appropriate piece of land" and reminded the board that the town has been committed to farmland preservation for several decades.
"This, I think, is clearly the most effective, most thoughtful, most enforceable, most pro-active, most appropriate piece of legislation in the country to address a terrible scourge that is destroying the lives of children in our city and ravaging communities," Mr. Miller said.
The safety case is the whole safety justification just as is a case for the law; it comprises every appropriate piece of evidence to make a convincing argument to support some conclusion about guilt or innocence.
This is the sort of sum which a well-connected high school in a rich country might aspire to raise.Another of the Rebooters' aims is to show how inexpensive tools like software-defined radios can be used to do things that previously required substantial outlays for appropriate pieces of kit.
Mainstream culture, family, friends, media, the American education system all say that you are allowed to appropriate pieces of other cultures to suit your needs.
This eliminates the often tedious task of gathering the appropriate pieces of information, transforming them into the correct formats and integrating them into the current analysis.
Tavik, a clothing and accessory company, caught serious heat on Monday when an offended T.J. Maxx customer tweeted a picture of a less-than-appropriate piece of merchandise.
It is surely an appropriate piece for this time of income inequality, global economic depression, crisis in the euro zone and austerity in Britain, in the same way that the Met's 2011 revival of "Satyagraha," with its message of political resistance, spoke strongly to a New York in the throes of Occupy Wall Street.
