The phrase "appropriate to appoint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the suitability or correctness of making an appointment or designation in a specific context.
Example: "It is appropriate to appoint a new committee chair to lead the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "suitable to designate" or "fitting to assign".
Do you think it would be better for you, and for your purposes in public life, if the governor did appoint a quote-unquote "caretaker" and then just said, everybody can run, and that way you would sidestep a lot of these questions about the appointment, and whether it's appropriate to appoint someone who hasn't held elective office.
"I believe it is now timely and appropriate to appoint a fully dedicated chief executive to this, our largest business".
"The first time it was partly because the English National Opera and Covent Garden were vacant more or less at the same time [Mackerras went to ENO], but after the era of Colin Davis it would have been appropriate to appoint me.
Moreover, remarked the Chamber, in Romano-Germanic legal systems, where the court was fulfilling a more investigative role in an attempt to establish the truth, it may have been appropriate to appoint defence counsel for an accused who wishes to represent himself.
When one Baron was ill or otherwise unable to sit it was felt appropriate to appoint a fifth, as in 1604 when Baron Sotherton was ill, and in 1708, when Baron Smith was called to Edinburgh to be a temporary Chief Baron of the Scottish Exchequer.
For an organisation, it is appropriate to appoint a reference person who can hold the position of internal trainer and act as a contact person.
"The board resolved that it will take the appropriate time to appoint the best person to manage Ireland for the Euro 2016 campaign, which starts in September next year".
"Do you still believe it was appropriate for you to appoint Paul Shanley as acting pastor of a family parish in Newton in 1983?" Mr. MacLeish asked.
"It may be appropriate for me to appoint an additional person," said Obama after his Thursday evening meeting with health secretary Sylvia Burwell, National Security Advisor Susan Rice and Lisa Monaco, assistant to the President for Homeland Security and Counterterrorism.
He said that the purpose of the state money was to create jobs and that it was appropriate for Mr. Perry to appoint people who support his vision and policies to state oversight posts.
To be eligible to participate, a Network had to agree to promote the study to their practices and GPs, be able to recruit a minimum of 7 and a maximum of 15 general practices, and have the capacity to appoint appropriate personnel (project facilitators and other relevant staff) to support the quality improvement intervention.
