The phrase "are not obviously appropriate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that does not seem suitable or fitting in a clear or evident way.
Example: "The suggestions provided in the meeting are not obviously appropriate for our current project goals."
Alternatives: "do not seem clearly suitable" or "are not evidently fitting."
But couching discussions of distributive justice in terms implied by redistribution smuggles in associations of forceful takings and rights infringements, which are not obviously appropriate in the context of evaluating social programs funded through taxation, or to discussions of reforms of the global economy.
We conducted exploratory analysis with the range of hyperbolic, exponential and power-based models described in Bolker [ 53], but only Ricker and Holling type III models provided any degree of fit, and these are not obviously appropriate to model these data as a whole, and thus to allow comparisons of the effect of varying treatments on fitness.
That's not obviously true.
Obviously, Manhattan distance and Chebyshev distance are not appropriate for the problem in this paper according to their theories.
Obviously, epidemiological research is not the appropriate methodology to investigate these underlying mechanisms; more neuroimaging and pre-clinical data are needed to shed light on the nature and extent of DA dysfunction within the framework of the hypothesized dopamine dysregulation syndrome proposed by Berk and colleagues [ 3] as well as the extensions proposed in the current report.
They probably aren't appropriate.
So, obviously, this is not appropriate".
The issue of sensitivity and specificity of the RCT in determining pneumonia risk, though obviously important, is not appropriate to assess in this study because the interventions, guided by the results of the RCT, can effect pneumonia outcome [ 1, 22, 24].
Quite obviously, these decisions are not about choice between certain sets of appropriate actions.
