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The phrase "are to be suitable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying that something is expected or required to meet certain suitability criteria.
Example: "The materials used in the construction are to be suitable for outdoor conditions to ensure durability."
Alternatives: "must be appropriate" or "should be fitting".
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Basketball courts need greater run off areas behind the goals if they are to be suitable for wheelchair rugby and basketball.
But planning is needed if infrastructure is to work, the local economy is to fit in with the regional and national economies and if health, education and other social policies are to be suitable for the people they must serve.Plan of inactionThe failure to plan can be seen most obviously in inadequate physical infrastructure.
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In general, whatever the degree of formalization, the rag motif ensured that the robe was to be "suitable for recluses and not coveted by opponents".
Many argue that brain banks must address this issue if tissue is to be suitable for complex neuroimaging experiments (Grinberg et al., 2008).
It was to be a suitable portent of the agonizingly tense night of results that was to come.
The district was one of the most contaminated by Chernobyl's fallout and the land where the plant is to be built is not suitable for agriculture.
If it is to be fully effective, the law needs suitable instruments.
Movies rated G are supposed to be suitable for children.
Sadly, however, the Brazilian climate is unlikely to be suitable for that particular talent to shine.
(Her collection for Bernhardt was meant to be suitable for a country home).
However, none of these configurations have been shown to be suitable for flexible energy storage.
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