The phrase "appropriate to capture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is suitable or fitting for the purpose of capturing or recording information or data.
Example: "The method we chose was appropriate to capture the nuances of the participants' experiences during the study."
Alternatives: "suitable for capturing" or "fitting to record".
Re "U.S. and Britain Strike Afghanistan, Aiming at Bases and Terrorist Camps; Bush Warns 'Taliban Will Pay a Price' " (front page, Oct. 8): I believe that it would be appropriate to capture Osama bin Laden and the leadership of Al Qaeda and have them tried before an international court for their criminal acts, with the whole world watching, as was done with Adolf Eichmann.
It is well known, however, in the preference modeling literature that more general preference structures, allowing intransitivity and incomparability, are more appropriate to capture preferences.
This new method avoids fiber tensioning during testing and is considered more appropriate to capture the influence of the fabric architecture on the measured properties.
As a result, the wavelet analysis is appropriate to capture the changes in the pattern's frequency over time and achieves better lossy compression, which dramatically reduces the size of ANN.
For features as phone and date, we simply used the equality comparison method - as this method appeared to us to be the most appropriate to capture the semantics between two different feature values in this particular case.
Since most children with CHD require cardiac surgery to correct the heart defects early in life, the decision tree structure applied in the first year was deemed appropriate to capture potential complications in children scheduled for heart surgeries.
It is therefore important to select representations of both wind and load data that are appropriate to capturing the effects one intends to measure.
Others question whether honeymoon is the appropriate word to capture what exactly is going on.
But with this system, the agency would still have the burden of trying to capture the appropriate stream of random numbers, a task that would be technologically infeasible.
Since the most dramatic recent shift in our understanding of the Jackson saga is that we now know its ending, the most appropriate way to capture the improbably potent allure of The Resistible Demise of Michael Jackson (Zero Books, £9.99) seems to be with a selection of its last lines.
Yet, it misses an appropriate metaphor to capture the specific characteristics of this turbulent environment.
