The phrase "are suitable to systematically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the appropriateness of something for a systematic approach or method.
Example: "The methods we have developed are suitable to systematically analyze the data collected during the experiment."
Alternatives: "are appropriate for systematically" or "are fit for systematic".
The test setup is expected to be suitable to systematically investigate the behavior of new cell or module designs or to act as a quality assurance test.
In addition, our work shows that RNAi is suitable to systematically identify the differences in the gene regulatory networks present in populations of the same species, which will allow novel insights into the evolution of animal diversity.
To verify that we are suitable to become adoptive parents.
Cherries are suitable to candy.
The land grants tied to these price increases, however, were large and systematically targeted toward more unequal places where land was suitable to the cultivation of these commodities.
But I think Confess is suitable to some mature teens.
The backbone of the presentation will be a simplified triangular model of a health system, outlining the main players and their interactions, which is particularly suitable to systematically describe, compare and analyze the arrangements used in health systems.
The demonstrated predictive power of the models suggests that the models are suitable for systematically predicting response to perturbation combinations not sampled in the training set and generating testable hypotheses that link external perturbations (e.g., targeted drugs) to cellular response.
Qualitative comparison analysis (QCA) is suitable for systematically comparing small to medium numbers of cases.
The present data indicate that microarray technology is suitable for systematically identifying those genes that underlie the attenuated inflammatory response in sepsis.
