The phrase "apt to this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is suitable or appropriate for a particular situation or context.
Example: "Her skills are apt to this type of project, making her the ideal candidate for the job."
Alternatives: "suitable for this" or "appropriate for this".
Although long in the making, Richard Gott's book arrives felicitously apt to this moment.
One verse brought tears to my eyes because it seemed so apt to this patient's struggle and his decision to undergo a stem cell transplant in hopes of curing the cancer that brought him here.Mirrors on the ceiling, the pink champagne on iceAnd she said, "We are all just prisoners here, of our own device".Autologous transplants typically are not this complicated, and most patients do well.
But it seems that the three are not apt to this honest task.
The concept of responsiveness, introduced by the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2000, seems apt to this task as it was specifically developed to refer to patients' experiences when interacting with health care providers.
This might seem apt to the point of pat.
"Jurors are apt to think, This person is slowing us down; this person doesn't know what he or she is doing," he said of any defendant who chooses self-representation. "There will be a magnified perception that the defendant is playing a game".
"Nostalgia," we are apt to label this phenomenon.
Among the many Chicagoans who are apt to find this idea hilarious is the one politician who has beaten him, Bobby Rush.
Next up, with inter-community tension elevated following the Martin Place siege, it seems apt to revisit this candid, street-level report from the Sydney suburb of Lakemba.
The adults most apt to assume this role are the parents of home-schoolers, and so it is no surprise that this group has gained from online learning.
Lucy Boyd is not apt to use this phrase for the simple reason that she called her mother by her first name.
