The phrase "appropriate television" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe television content that is suitable for a particular audience or context, such as children or a specific event.
Example: "The network decided to air appropriate television programming during the family-friendly hours to ensure that all viewers could enjoy the content."
Alternatives: "suitable television" or "acceptable television".
A more appropriate television reference, however, might be "In Treatment".
The relevance programs had brought on a relaxation of industry and public attitudes regarding appropriate television content, and the new escapist shows inherited a television culture that was more open and tolerant than ever before.
But I have to say, I for one was watching Nickelodeon, a much more age appropriate television channel.
Diego Romero from Cochiti Pueblo has appropriated television to make his piece.
Between these visits, the trained group (n = 21) completed on average 77 min of training; the control group (n = 21) completed the same number and duration of lab visits but viewed infant-appropriate television clips and animations for an equivalent amount of time.
A bug-eyed loner who preys on the misfortunes of others, Bloom's very language appropriates television-speak with information garnered on the Internet to make him reptilian.
Use the buttons on your TV or the remote control to switch your television to the appropriate TV input source.
Mr. Young said that preroll, and "midroll" ads that appear in the middle of a clip, may be appropriate for television shows, movies or other long videos.
They are romanticized, reviled, embraced by fledgling movements as their legacy or appropriated for television commercials (steal this era).
The most successful writer of Broadway comedies of the last half-century and a Pulitzer Prize winner for the wistful "Lost in Yonkers," Mr. Simon is still largely known as the master of the quick comeback, someone whose style has now been thoroughly appropriated by television comedy.
The last that came my way--3C, which appropriated the television series Three's Company to comment on the possible deleterious results of pop culture--was actively repellent, as far as I was concerned.
