The phrase "appropriate to either" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing suitability or relevance to two different options or contexts.
Example: "The solution proposed is appropriate to either of the scenarios we are considering."
Alternatives: "suitable for either" or "fitting for either".
The mood music that Rothko has put on, a soaring aria from Gluck's "Iphig?e en Aulide," is equally appropriate to either activity.
Tracy McMillan claims that most men just want a woman who is nice to them, and imply that it's appropriate to either stuff or somehow eliminate your anger if you're a woman, to keep your man happy.
While the therapies within the four alternative medicine domains are unique to a single domain (e.g., meditation is counted only with the Mind-body Therapy domain), the therapies are also coded, as appropriate, to either Practitioner-based Therapies, or Self-care Therapies (e.g., meditation was also coded as a self-care therapy).
More problematic is the use of great photographs in contexts that seem barely appropriate to either the music or the artist's image – why a Weegee image adorns a George Michael album is anyone's guess.
That is, it is appropriate to use (either or, in practice) instead of T0.
Neither dataset (Stakeholder horse or the NED owner dataset) was considered to be a 'gold standard' measure of the horse population in GB, and therefore it was not considered appropriate to use either dataset to estimate the total horse population accurately.
Although the mechanism of iatrogenic reduction in HDL-C with combined fenofibrate and TZD treatment is unknown and there is as yet no definitive proof of lack of harm, if the magnitude of the reduction in HDL-C is significant, it may be appropriate to discontinue either fenofibrate or TZD and monitor HDL-C levels to confirm return to baseline levels.
The plan was simple: choose an item for $15 or less that is appropriate to give to either a boy or a girl, then order more than one and specify gift wrap during checkout.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The inanity of the phrase suggests how futile it is to try to discover an appropriate response to either a single death or a hundred and thirty-five thousand.
Now, when I myself hear that somebody is dead, I simply shrug and say what the Tralfamadorians say about dead people, which is 'So it goes.'" ** The inanity of the phrase suggests how futile it is to try to discover an appropriate response to either a single death or a hundred and thirty-five thousand.
Now, when I myself hear that somebody is dead, I simply shrug and say what the Tralfamadorians say about dead people, which is 'So it goes.'" The inanity of the phrase suggests how futile it is to try to discover an appropriate response to either a single death or a hundred and thirty-five thousand.
