The phrase "appropriate to hold" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a certain action or event is suitable or fitting in a particular context.
Example: "It is appropriate to hold a meeting to discuss the upcoming project deadlines."
Alternatives: "suitable to conduct" or "fitting to organize".
"Ofcom... has a statutory obligation to consider at any time who is appropriate to hold a broadcasting licence.
The argument goes that it is not appropriate to hold a parade while American soldiers are still fighting in Afghanistan.
Rayner Colton Brooklyn To the Sports Editor: It would be far more appropriate to hold General Manager Omar Minaya responsible for the Mets' losing record.
Asked if it was appropriate to hold asylum seeker children in prolonged detention, Young said: "Any prolonged detention is harmful, therefore it's not recommended medically".
Some MPs questioned whether it was appropriate to hold such a party while Britain still had no clear plan for dealing with Brexit.
Whether or not it's appropriate to hold Tunnell in some way accountable for the crimes supposedly committed by Gibbs, there are parallels between them.
Perhaps it would have been more appropriate to have held the whole shebang under a tent.
"When those standards are not met, we will take the appropriate action to hold employees accountable".
"Once our investigations are complete, we pursue all appropriate avenues to hold accountable those who pose a threat in cyberspace".
"We do not have appropriate mechanisms to hold abuse accountable," MacKinnon said, and to more or lesser degrees, the panelists agreed that oversight is at least too weak.
Then the former mayor digressed a bit, saying he could not have imagined "a more appropriate place" to hold the news conference than the ground-floor television studio of Nasdaq, near the corner of Broadway and 43rd Street.
