The phrase "appropriate to process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is suitable or fitting for a particular procedure or method of handling information or tasks.
Example: "The data provided is appropriate to process for our analysis, ensuring accurate results."
Alternatives: "suitable for processing" or "fitting for handling".
It should be more appropriate to process the PET and CT patches with separated subnetworks and combine the results of different subnetworks at the output layers.
Further, combining various models simplifies the selection of a model that is appropriate to process different forms of relationships in the data and reduces the risk of choosing an inefficient one.
Large arrays of sensor data, integral indicators and heterogeneous information from other sources (e.g., weather stations, security and fire alarm systems, video surveillance systems, etc). is more appropriate to process via GRID computing model.
Our new approach might be appropriate to process a variety of microarray data.
Most in vitro studies have used ∼50-nm SUVs, appropriate to processes such as synaptic transmission where 50-nm vesicles fuse with the presynaptic plasma membrane ∼1 ms after Ca2+ stimulation [2], [16].
The goal is to develop software and related components that recognize various wave forms at any frequency in the radio spectrum and choose the appropriate applications to process them.
It is also important to have the appropriate equipment to process this waste.
Finally, we used the maximum-likelihood method with an appropriate model to process the phylogenetic analysis with 1,000 bootstrap replicates.
Ethanol production from paper sludge (PS) by simultaneous saccharification and fermentation (SSF) is considered to be the most appropriate way to process PS, as it contains negligible lignin.
Please also submit the form even if you will TF outside of SEAS (i.e. in FAS) so we can work with the appropriate FAS department to process.
"Some publishers may want to rely upon legitimate interest as a legal basis and since the GDPR calls for balancing several factors, it may be appropriate for publishers to process data under this legal basis for some purposes," they note.
