The phrase "are appropriate for application" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether certain methods, tools, or practices are suitable for a specific use or context.
Example: "The guidelines provided in this document are appropriate for application in various educational settings."
Alternatives: "suitable for use" or "fit for implementation".
The aforementioned plasters are appropriate for application in southern European climatic conditions.
Recently, researchers have discovered that MgO nanoparticles are appropriate for application in tumor treatment [16].
Such models are appropriate for application in a single latent class (e.g., representing solution behavior) rather than identifying different test-taking behaviors.
Source amplitude ratios determined from waveform data from F-net in Japan, where station density is among the highest in the world, ranged up to about 20, which suggests that values of R between 10 and 20 are appropriate for application of our method for most regional broadband seismic networks.
The statistical methods proposed are intended for reviewing and monitoring the performance of ICUs contributing to the ANZICS APD but are appropriate for application to comparable mortality databases.
First, NewSQL data stores are appropriate for applications which require the use of transactions that manipulate more than one object, or have strong consistency requirements, or even both.
This study shows that the graded AlGaN MIS-HEMT with HfAlOX gate insulator is appropriate for application requiring high-power and low-noise.
Given that F-net is one of the highest density networks in the world, we may assume that a threshold value between 10 and 20 is appropriate for application of our method for most regional broadband networks.
The five posture angles are considered useful and easily attained postural outcome measures that may be appropriate for application to clinical studies.
No disease-related scoring system can confidently be stated at present to be appropriate for application to pandemic influenza since the actual nature of the disease is unknown.
This study by Lara and colleagues is the only evidence available from outside South Africa that is appropriate for application in economic evaluation of ART in SSA.
