The phrase "appropriate to receive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is suitable or fitting for receiving something, such as information, gifts, or responsibilities.
Example: "The committee determined that the proposal was appropriate to receive funding based on its potential impact."
Alternatives: "suitable to accept" or "fitting to obtain".
"There was never a proper way of dealing with firearms with estate planning and whether beneficiaries were appropriate to receive them," Mr. Goldman said.
Kidd also delivered a petition to Judge Thorburn from the Kiribati community, though the judge said he was not sure it would be appropriate to receive that, as his powers as a district court judge were limited.
Sir Philip told the bank's remuneration committee it would not be appropriate to receive the £5.17 million shares, says the BBC's Robert Peston.
Nearly 7 out of 10 students said it was "somewhat" or "very appropriate" to receive help from their parents in writing a resume or a cover letter.
Physicians tended to believe that it was appropriate to receive inexpensive gifts [2], [6], [8], [14], [16], [18], [19].
The treating psychiatrist judges that it is more appropriate to receive inpatient psychiatric care.
So the third step is to "develop your heart" — that is, to cultivate the emotions that are appropriate to receiving God's unconditional love.
"We will rely heavily on our established, science-based strategy for identifying and selecting appropriate projects to receive funding," says Jeff Trandahl, CEO of the Washington, D.C.-based D.C.-basedorganization
Tritium environmental behavior and biological effect are important subjects to evaluate the consequences of released tritium and to provide an appropriate information to receive good public acceptance for fusion reactor.
In our study, a majority of participants reported that the ED was an appropriate place to receive this information and planned to make changes for a healthier life style.
However, many surgical specialties are not routinely available at GJNH, the bed occupancy rate is high and with an increasing SACCS population there is a need for appropriate patients to receive optimal care at their base hospital.
