The phrase "are particularly suitable when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate specific conditions or contexts in which something is deemed appropriate or effective.
Example: "These materials are particularly suitable when conducting experiments in a controlled environment."
Alternatives: "are especially appropriate when" or "are well-suited when".
MDCT specimens are particularly suitable when fracture properties of already casted concrete structures are required.
Stratified samples are particularly suitable when the desired probability of failure is very low.
Weakly enforced boundary conditions are particularly suitable when considering complex geometrical shapes, because they do not require dedicated data structures for the imposition of the boundary degrees of freedom, but, rather, they utilize the structure of the variational formulation.
Detached-leaf tests are particularly suitable when many isolates are to be tested, although this can also be done in a greenhouse (Kema et al., 1996a).
Case-crossover designs are particularly suitable when the exposure is intermittent, the effect on risk is immediate and transient, and the outcome is abrupt (10).
Some of these methodologies are particularly suitable when physiology teacher's focus is on fostering the rational use of experimental animals [ 16, 17] and promoting the acquisition of skills and competencies such as communication, critical thinking and teamwork.
The proposed approach is particularly suitable when the input and response processes are stationary, as is usually the case in the analysis of marine structures.
Since the slope of the curve provided by the DLF-BRSA, which scales linearly with K, is always lower that that achieved by a deterministic power increase, we can conclude that the proposed solution is particularly suitable when users are required to be synchronized in a short time interval with a limited amount of power.
Lowicryl HM23 is a resin of very low density and is very transparent to electrons, so it is particularly suitable when a maximum contrast is needed [46], [47].
Since the definition of a bicluster is that of a cluster of both genes and cellular conditions, this class of algorithms is particularly suitable when it comes to simultaneously analyzing gene expression data resulting from experiments referring to various different cellular conditions [15], [16].
The approach is particularly suitable when information on individual subjects is limited (i.e. sparse sampling).
