The phrase "appropriate to some extent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the suitability or relevance of something within certain limits or boundaries.
Example: "The proposed solution is appropriate to some extent, but it may not address all the underlying issues."
Alternatives: "suitable to a degree" or "relevant to a certain level."
Medical authorities remain divided, and some say that which drug - if any -is appropriate depends to some extent on how soon after the heart attack it is given and what follow-up procedures are contemplated.
Furthermore, the appropriate caliper depends to some extent on the data set to which it is being applied; it should be tight enough to produce close matches for efficiency, but not so tight that it becomes impossible to match a number of exposed subjects, which could introduce both inefficiency (due to the reduced sample size) and selection bias.
That is, the costs incurred by an organization are appropriate to the extent, and only to the extent, that they contribute net value to the organization's mission.
As we prepare to engage in regular social gatherings for the holidays, it is naturally appropriate to consider the extent to which our relationships can influence the choices we make and their cascading impact into our health.
Since pharmacological intervention remains one of the management strategies of colic, it is appropriate to assess the extent of self-medication in the management of this condition.
In view of the results, we are able to design appropriate strategies that, at least to some extent, are confirmed by real data.
However, clearly, we now know something of the biology of autosomal dominant Alzheimer's disease initiation and it is therefore tempting, and to some extent, appropriate, to assign pathogenicity based on the relevant biology of the mutation.
I further demonstrate how the Inca Road was, to some extent, appropriated to serve local economic purposes.
The percentage of 60% that we found in our study could have been reduced, to some extent, with appropriate instructions to patients.
