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The phrase "appropriate venue for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a suitable location or setting for an event, meeting, or activity.
Example: "The conference organizers are currently searching for an appropriate venue for the annual meeting."
Alternatives: "suitable location for" or "fitting place for".
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Reserve an appropriate venue for interviews.
TGF-β signaling pathway presents an appropriate venue for establishing a therapeutic targeting platform in CRPC.
They are an appropriate venue for trying detainees for violations of the laws of war.
Such an environment would rarely afford an appropriate venue for a fair procedure".
The delegate added that the UN was not the appropriate venue for such issues.
We feel that the library is a highly visible and appropriate venue for such exhibits.
French and German officials said they did not believe the commission was the appropriate venue for the debate.
Is the workplace an appropriate venue for wellness programs, and, if so, is it the best venue?
"We do not believe that a hastily convened [high court] hearing for an emergency injunction application is an appropriate venue for giving proper consideration to these vital issues.
Despite all evidence to the contrary, they said military tribunals are a more secure and appropriate venue for trying terrorism suspects.
There could hardly be a more appropriate venue for the latest collaboration between artists Kim Coleman and Jenny Hogarth than Edinburgh's City Observatory.
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