The phrase "appropriate removal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the proper or suitable way to eliminate or take away something, such as waste, items, or even people from a situation.
Example: "The appropriate removal of hazardous materials is crucial for ensuring safety in the workplace."
Alternatives: "suitable disposal" or "proper elimination".
PCLs were coalesced from both ICs by appropriate removal of the α-CD and U hosts.
To use the word "deportation" regarding the consequences surrounding the loss of London Metropolitan University's sponsor licence (Editorial, 1 September), instead of the more appropriate "removal", is wrong and unhelpful.
The chapter discusses the selection of the appropriate removal process for a given situation, and it provides a detailed design procedure for a solid-bed and chemical solvent process.
When AR was 0.016 m3 h−1, the most appropriate removal of COD, NH+4-N and TP were 96%, 97% and 74% with the effluent of 14.3, 1.7 and 0.7 mg L−1, respectively, which showed satisfactory capabilities for rural domestic wastewater treatment.
If the subtalar joint is subluxed prior to surgery, appropriate removal of osteochondral surfaces will create a space that allows acute correction.
When you see a spot, immediately see your doctor for evaluation, and if appropriate, removal of the spot.
Aerobic treatment processes are appropriate for removal of BOD5, NH4 N and Fe; for the removal of P, reaction with iron to form ferric phosphate solids is a likely pathway.
Therefore, the most appropriate Hg removal method should be selected according to the removal characteristics of resting cells and growing cells of the yeast strains.
The results indicated that the UV TiO2 application at high temperatures was considered an appropriate PAH removal method because it restricted the evaporation of PAHs while it removed high levels of PAHs.
Trough preparation is a technically demanding yet critical procedure for successful expansive open door laminoplasty (EOLP), requiring both proper position and appropriate bone removal.
An optimal fluid management would be to guarantee a stepwise and smooth transition from initial unrestricted fluid administration (positive fluid balance) over a state of equilibrium (steady-state fluid balance) to appropriate fluid removal (negative fluid balance) [12].
