The phrase "as a more suitable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing options and suggesting that one is more appropriate than another.
Example: "After considering all the alternatives, I believe this option is as a more suitable choice for our project."
Alternatives: "as a better option" or "as a more appropriate choice".
IF, like me, you are embarrassed that we still call ourselves the Garden State, consider this as a more suitable alternative: the Field Trip State.
The two students were replaced and a new co-chairman selected MEDICO, the Asian relief agency as a more suitable beneficiary.
Residents have gathered 700 signatures opposing the tank's location and have suggested an empty Consolidated Edison lot a few blocks away as a more suitable spot.
Anywhere In The World isn't the official Team GB song for the forthcoming International Sports Day gala, Katy and Mark choosing Coca-Cola as a more suitable outlet for their ditty about countries uniting over a women's beach volleyball match.
And the soldier on the right of the poster – which perhaps would serve as a more suitable face for Egypt's new Government – lacks any of the facial hair favoured by most Egyptian men.
Whenever the story featured a cad who owned a dog, women rated that man as a more suitable long-term partner than a cad who didn't own a dog.
Some implementation details were highlighted, such as applying a more suitable color space for making sketches with fewer false positives for face and skin location, as well as processing the input image by applying an color constancy algorithm [4], such as histogram expansion or retinex.
The ping-pong effect occurs if factors for VHO decision are changing rapidly and an MT performs the handoff as soon as it detects a more suitable BS.
The Scientific Advisory Group, recommended the British Columbia Multiple Sclerosis (BCMS) database, Canada, as providing a more suitable natural history comparator cohort.
Finally, given the drawbacks inherent in interpreting results from single-arm trial in a heterogeneous malignancy such as HCC, a more suitable approach for further evaluation might be a randomised study design by using time-to-event as the primary end point.
Future studies should assess the diagnostic accuracy of the HABC-Monitor compared with other instruments, such as the MMSE, as part of a more suitable screening study design in which ample patients are represented for each of three groups (normal, mild cognitive impairment, and dementia), and in which all instruments are assessed at the same time as the gold standard clinical diagnoses.
