The phrase "as fitting that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that something is appropriate or suitable in a particular context or situation.
Example: "It is as fitting that we celebrate her achievements today as it is to acknowledge the hard work of the entire team."
Alternatives: "as appropriate that" or "as suitable that".
Ms. Sawyer does not see herself as fitting that description.
It can be seen as fitting that Burke is appearing in one of the many current West End hits that features existing hit songs.
Locals see it as fitting that Atlantis, the last of the fleet to fly, will be on display at Kennedy's visitor centre once she has been decommissioned.
And it is just as fitting that it was a conservative Chief Justice — ruling on what he claimed to be traditional conservative grounds (deference to the legislature) — who upended the conservative campaign to declare health-care reform unconstitutional.
Government officials described it as fitting that the commission had used Section 308 to assist WorldCom shareholders because it was the disclosures by WorldCom last summer of its bookkeeping manipulations that prompted lawmakers to adopt the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.
Will Mr. Gandolfini ever be costumed in anything as fitting as that white bathrobe?
The intensity I={ i1,…, i N } where i n is the intensity of x n serves as weight value for fitting; that is, we can assume that there are a total of M=∑ n =1 N i n samples, among which the position x n is observed i n times.
In a way, PCA acts as a fitting that permits us to monitor the selected Raman bands even when the spectra are noisy and without distinguishable features.
Many fitting that description did.
Moore says that he sees the GivingTales app as fitting neatly into that work – and the wider mission of Unicef.
In the mid-90s she brought in now-established experts such as Terence Woodgate to create light fittings that were aesthetically pleasing while still being at the forefront of lighting technology.
