The phrase "appropriate threshold for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a suitable level or limit for a particular situation or measurement.
Example: "We need to establish an appropriate threshold for determining when to initiate the safety protocols."
Alternatives: "suitable limit for" or "acceptable level for".
In reality though, a human being had to decide on the appropriate threshold for the credit score.
Automation and effectiveness of an adaptive grid or flow visualization process requires the reliable determination of an appropriate threshold for the sensor.
Because of varying circumstances affecting different Class I areas, the appropriate threshold for determining whether a source "contributes to any visibility impairment" for the purposes of BART may reasonably differ across States.
We also find that accumulative rainfall over a certain time span (or rainfall over a long time span) is an appropriate threshold for flash flood warnings in humid regions because the runoff is dominated by excess saturation.
The vision system also includes a new fuzzy-multiresolution threshold computation method, which considers knowledge on the application and information on the illumination conditions to select an appropriate threshold for the segmentation of the object of interest.
These disparities may be because of problems in diagnosis, access to care, physician referrals, and patient attitudes regarding the appropriate threshold for seeking treatment at a specialized center.
He cited the 1970s oil embargo and the refinery shutdowns caused by Hurricane Katrina in 2005 as appropriate thresholds for using the reserve.
A flow-adaptive data validation (FADV) scheme is proposed in this study to avoid the selection of the appropriate thresholds for specified flow fields.
The proposed approach is evaluated by precision, recall, F1 and time performance, and meanwhile the appropriate thresholds for the algorithms in our approach are determined through experiments.
Lander and Kruglyak (1995) used the no interference model to derive appropriate thresholds for an infinitely dense scan of the genome.
Therefore, after coarsely classifying the two cases, more appropriate thresholds for malicious and admissible operations are defined as below: T = max PMP × 0.5, max PMP ≥ T 0 median PMP, max PMP < T 0 (8).
