The phrase "appropriate recourse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing suitable actions or measures to take in response to a situation or problem.
Example: "In cases of misconduct, the appropriate recourse would be to report the behavior to the management."
Alternatives: "suitable action" or "proper remedy".
"I think that there are people, including myself, who want to assess what has occurred in the last 24 hours and consider either legislatively or legally what might be an appropriate recourse".
They ask whether prison is really an appropriate recourse at all for most nonviolent offenders —some, like Christopher Glazek recently in N+1, even argue for a mass release.
If Prince was simultaneously fixing his Coachella performance (such as through his own taping of the event), then a third party's independent recording of the event should be covered under 106, in which case the notice-and-takedown provisions would be a more appropriate recourse.
"The most appropriate recourse for NAC members who believe the NASA program should be something other than what it is, is to resign".
(Resident 2 ) [The nurses] called me [and] we fixed the situation we checked [the patient's] blood sugars and everything was fine … Because the mistake was recognized early and because the appropriate recourses were taken, it wasn't something that needed to be reported.
[The nurses] called me [and] we fixed the situation we checked [the patient's] blood sugars and everything was fine … Because the mistake was recognized early and because the appropriate recourses were taken, it wasn't something that needed to be reported.
It has always been obsessed with us and has appropriated, without recourse to reality or our own input, the qualities with which we are associated.
It has been previously documented that international nutritional and growth evaluation scales may not be appropriate for recourse-poor, tropical areas of the world [ 28].
"We at Gannett are committed to pursuing all appropriate avenues of recourse in order to redress what we believe is a patently unjust, manifestly unfair and simply wrong-headed approach to sports news coverage," said a recent letter from USA Today president and publisher Thomas Curley to the NCAA.
The friendlier language to which enthusiastic publishers and reviewers sometimes have recourse is hardly more appropriate to the case.
If the board does not take appropriate action, he said, the only recourse for the four shareholders in the building who do not engage in the activity would be to vote in a board that will enforce the proprietary lease.
